Journalists interviewed the main artificial intelligence fraudster of our time - the genius created an entire factory for the production of fake documents and burned himself in the most stupid way. - Yuri Nazarenko started in his grandfather's apartment in Odessa: he sat in Photoshop for 12 hours a day, putting together fakes by hand. One high quality document can take a week. Then there were templates, a website with automatic data filling and a whole army of schoolchildren who drew documents instead of Yuri; - But the service became a real criminal empire with the advent of neurons - Yuri, together with his friends, trained his own model, which ideally created documents. Fake passports could now be stamped by the thousands;. For a measly $15, the buyer received a fake ID - and the service took a photo of the passport on the couch or in his hand, as if the document was taken out of his pocket and photographed with a phone; - The images turned out to be of high quality and easily bypassed KYC and other identity checks at banks and crypto exchanges. According to journalists, only a fake brought in more than a million dollars; "Even North Korean IT experts have used the service, impersonating other people. At some point, the guy received a letter from the UN (!) demanding to hand over the data of coders from the DPRK; - after the first investigation by journalists, "John Wick" panicked: as he himself says, he destroyed his laptop and email correspondence, changed his phone and waited for them to come and get him. I was not wrong. The genius of the criminal world was burned in the most stupid way - the man who created tens of thousands of fake documents received payments on Binance, which was registered with his real passport; - As a result, Nazarenko was caught and sent to the United States to serve his sentence. The term was ridiculous - the guy only spent a year in prison. Journalists suggest that as part of a plea deal, he simply leaked all customer data;. The funny thing is: Nazarenko was deported from the US back to Odessa, where the local military registration and recruitment office became interested in him.