Trump posted White House renovation photos on Truth Social, one of which Google's AI detector flagged as made or edited with OpenAI, with inconsistent step counts between before and after images.
The FTC is reportedly probing Anthropic and OpenAI after Trump dismissed AI fears as a "hoax"; the agency may fine AI firms comparably to companies that delay data breach reports.
A fake Instagram account with over a million followers and a verified badge posted an AI-generated image of actress Mia Goth, fooling many users. The case illustrates how celebrity deepfakes are spreading even to low-profile stars.
The Verge found that Eiliko, a cute AI companion robot toy from Energize Lab, sends conversations to Chinese servers where they can be easily accessed or hijacked, and the company seems unconcerned.
Anthropic is giving METR researchers employee-level access and has given up the right to block METR from publishing its own assessments of Anthropic's risks, incidents and practices.
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana filed separate suits under consumer protection laws, seeking civil penalties and an end to what they call misleading safety claims.