Laiba Ejaz case: Suspect allegedly used ChatGPT in US visa scam
Most outlets led with the claim that the prime suspect allegedly used ChatGPT to impersonate others in a US visa scam linked to Laiba Ejaz’s death. While the framing and specific wording varied slightly — such as "defraud," "trick," or "deceive" — the core emphasis on the use of AI in the scam was consistent across the coverage. Some outlets included additional details like the suspect’s name or the victim’s university, but the central narrative remained uniform.
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Laiba suicide case: How suspect used ChatGPT to deceive student in US visa scam
ISLAMABAD – Prime suspect identified as Noman allegedly used ChatGPT to impersonate other people to deceive a student named Laiba…
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US Student Visa Fraudster Used ChatGPT to Trick Laiba Ejaz
A suspect accused of defrauding Laiba Ejaz in a fake US university admission and visa scheme allegedly used ChatGPT to… Read More
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Police allege suspect used AI-generated personas in US visa scam linked to Laiba Ijaz’s death
ISLAMABAD: Police are investigating allegations that Muhammad Noman used ChatGPT to impersonate a woman and her brother while convincing International Islamic University Islamabad graduate Laiba Ijaz that he could arrange a US visa for her. Laiba, a gold medallist who hoped to continue her studies in the United States, was...
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Laiba suicide case: Suspect 'used ChatGPT to defraud' IIUI graduate in US visa scam
ChatGPT app icon in this illustration taken June 5, 2026. — ReutersISLAMABAD: The prime suspect in the death of International Islamic University Islamabad graduate Laiba Ijaz allegedly used ChatGPT to impersonate a woman and her brother to deceive the student into believing he...
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Laiba Ejaz case: Suspect allegedly used ChatGPT to fake US visa documents
ISLAMABAD – Police investigations into the death of student Laiba Ejaz have revealed that the prime suspect allegedly used ChatGPT to impersonate other people and deceive her in connection with a fraudulent promise to arrange a US visa, according to police sources. Preliminary investigations into the case have been completed, with police sources revealing details […]
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