James Florence Jr., a 36-year-old from Plymouth, has been arrested for a prolonged cyberstalking campaign against a Massachusetts woman, during which he allegedly utilized AI-driven chatbots to facilitate harassment. The charges entail the creation of numerous anonymous social media accounts, sharing personal information, and posting altered images of the victim across at least 13 websites. In a separate incident, North Carolina resident Michael Smith has been charged with fraud for using AI bots to generate and stream music, resulting in over $10 million in illegitimate royalty payments from platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Smith allegedly collaborated with an AI company to create vast amounts of music intended solely for fraudulent streaming, achieving up to 600,000 streams daily. Both cases highlight the emerging threats posed by advanced technologies in the realms of online harassment and financial fraud. Authorities emphasize the necessity of vigilance against such crimes as they increasingly leverage sophisticated AI tools.