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Friday, March 7, 2025

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'Fake Satoshi' Craig Wright pays for AI hallucinations in appeal bid

Who did it: HYBRID Law Gazette

Craig Wright, whose claim to be bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto the High Court demolished last year, was ordered to pay £225,000 in total costs. Lord Justice Arnold ordered £125,000 to COPA over an appeal application containing AI-generated 'hallucinations'; Mr Justice Mellor added £100,000 and a three-year general civil restraint order.

White House weighs banning DeepSeek from government devices

Who did it: HUMAN The Wall Street Journal

The White House is weighing measures to restrict Chinese AI upstart DeepSeek, including banning its chatbot from government devices over national-security concerns, people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal. Officials worry about DeepSeek's handling of user data, which it says is stored on servers in China, and believe it hasn't sufficiently explained how the data is used.

Singapore PM Lawrence Wong warns of deepfakes selling scams

Who did it: HUMAN CNA

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong warned on March 7 of deepfake videos and images of him selling cryptocurrency, money-making schemes and Permanent Resident application services, some of which used an AI-cloned voice, according to CNA. He urged people not to respond or share personal information, and to report the scams via ScamShield.

Egyptian MP warns of AI face-swap blackmail via fake jobs

Who did it: HUMAN المصري اليوم

Egyptian MP Maha Abdel Nasser, of parliament's communications committee, warned of an organised group advertising jobs to women on Telegram, then requesting face photos supposedly to train AI. She said the photos are face-swapped into pre-recorded porn and call audio used to clone voices, with victims extorted and videos sold on Telegram if they refuse.