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The Chinese scam started creating artificial intelligence children to lure money from pensioners. On social media, the Xiaohai neural network is gaining popularity. These are boys of school age or white shirts. With tears in their eyes, they talk on camera about their poor lives, writing the South China Post. In one video, a boy holds a cake and complains to his "naughties and mothers" that his classmates went to lunch and didn't eat anything. In another, he is allegedly abused and forced to stand in the rain for not paying for his research. Creators of such virtual children can receive between 2000 and 3000 yuan per day (≈ 25000 - 37500). Most of the victims are elderly people who show maternal care in the comments. Police recently arrested a 79-year-old woman who traveled by train to meet Xiaowei after he invited. The police explained to her that the boy was fake and sent her home. Not loading the video? Look at Max.

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The Chinese scam started creating artificial intelligence children to lure money from pensioners. On social media, the Xiaohai neural network is gaining popularity. These are boys of school age or white shirts. With tears in their eyes, they talk on camera about their poor lives, writing the South China Post. In one video, a boy holds a cake and complains to his "naughties and mothers" that his classmates went to lunch and didn't eat anything. In another, he is allegedly abused and forced to stand in the rain for not paying for his research. Creators of such virtual children can receive between 2000 and 3000 yuan per day (≈ 25000 - 37500). Most of the victims are elderly people who show maternal care in the comments. Police recently arrested a 79-year-old woman who traveled by train to meet Xiaowei after he invited. The police explained to her that the boy was fake and sent her home. Not loading the video? Look at Max.

The Chinese scam started creating artificial intelligence children to lure money from pensioners. On social media, the Xiaohai neural network is gaining popularity. These are boys of school age or white shirts. With tears in their eyes, they talk on camera about their poor lives, writing the South China Post. In one video, a boy holds a cake and complains to his "naughties and mothers" that his classmates went to lunch and didn't eat anything. In another, he is allegedly abused and forced to stand in the rain for not paying for his research. Creators of such virtual children can receive between 2000 and 3000 yuan per day (≈ 25000 - 37500). Most of the victims are elderly people who show maternal care in the comments. Police recently arrested a 79-year-old woman who traveled by train to meet Xiaowei after he invited. The police explained to her that the boy was fake and sent her home. Not loading the video? Look at Max.

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