The Houthis used artificial intelligence to clone the voice of a Yemeni general and call on the soldiers to retreat: the report. Saleh's forces claim that during the battle for the strategic port city of Mocha, an audio recording generated by artificial intelligence was circulated that imitated the voice of their commander.
The Houthis used artificial intelligence to clone the voice of the Yemeni general and called on the soldiers to retreat: the report The Houthis occupied the strategic city of Mocha near the Red Sea
Iran-backed Houthi forces have been accused of using artificial intelligence to create an audio recording resembling the voice of Yemeni military commander Lieutenant General Tareq Saleh. The alleged recording generated by artificial intelligence was allegedly circulated during the Huthi offensive aimed at capturing the strategic port city of Mocha.
Saleh's National Resistance Forces claim that the Houthis used artificial intelligence to clone the commander's voice and spread a message calling for troops to retreat. The alleged recording was described by Saleh's forces as an attempt to cause confusion and weaken the morale of soldiers during intense fighting.
The Houthis occupied the strategic city of Mocha by the Red Sea and thus expanded their presence near the Bab al-Mandeb strait, one of the most important sea routes in the world. This Iran-backed group captured the city on Thursday after the forces of the internationally recognized government withdrew, according to sources cited by Al Jazeera.
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Isn’t that illegal? They’re all about to get arrested.