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ACLU accuses Intuit and HireVue of AI interview bias against deaf worker

Who did it: HYBRID HR Dive

In a 19 March complaint to Colorado's Civil Rights Division and the EEOC, the ACLU of Colorado alleges Intuit denied a deaf Indigenous employee captioning for an AI-backed HireVue video interview, then rejected her promotion over her 'communication style'. HireVue's CEO says Intuit did not use a HireVue AI assessment; Intuit calls the allegations 'entirely without merit'.

Meta drops court fight over Polish ban on Brzoska deepfake ads

Who did it: HUMAN Rzeczpospolita

Meta has withdrawn its court complaints against orders by Polish data protection chief Mirosław Wróblewski banning, for three months, fake Facebook and Instagram ads using the likenesses of InPost CEO Rafał Brzoska and his wife, presenter Omena Mensah. The Warsaw administrative court discontinued the cases. Brzoska's deepfaked image had been used to promote investment platforms.

Jalisco search collective says AI fakes fuel smear campaign

Who did it: HUMAN La Jornada

Guerreros Buscadores de Jalisco says that since it discovered the Teuchitlán ovens it has faced cyberattacks and a smear campaign using audio, video, images and fake WhatsApp screenshots made with artificial intelligence to edit members' voices and images. The collective calls this a crime and says it will take legal action against those involved.

Phishers park credential-stealing redirectors on Gamma AI's trusted domain

Who did it: HUMAN Cyber Security News

Cybercriminals are hosting phishing redirect pages on gamma.app, the legitimate domain of AI presentation platform Gamma, routing victims through CAPTCHA-style checks such as Cloudflare Turnstile before sending them to pages built to steal login credentials or financial data. According to Ankit Anubhav, the checks also help the scheme slip past automated security scanners.