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Facepalm: A woman has been arrested and charged for using AI to fake a home invasion. Police in Montgomery County, Maryland, responded to an emergency call about an apparent break-in at a North ...

A Maryland woman who allegedly used AI to fake a home invasion was arrested and charged with making false statements after telling police that the ersatz intruder was part of a prank gone wrong.

NORTH BETHESDA, Md. — A North Bethesda woman is facing multiple charges after police say she used artificial intelligence to stage a fake home invasion in an apparent attempt to prank her husband.