A London resident with the help of GPT chat registered an offer to take over oil and gas research company Touchstone for 154 million pounds to make 70 thousand pounds on the jump in its shares. To implement the plan, 44-year-old Christopher Walcott created fictional characters, designed documents on behalf of HSBC using a neural network and even held personal meetings with the company's CEO in the London district of Mayfair, erasing an American accent. Touchstone's management suspected something was wrong due to errors in the papers and passed the data to the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The regulator tracks the fraud using SIM cards, CCTV footage and transactions on the parking app. The court found Wolcott guilty and sentenced him to two years with a probability of two years and 200 hours of community service. @banksta.