Incheon police say they detained a 24-year-old graduate student and seven others, and booked seven more, on suspicion of using AI deepfakes or photo-editing software to make sexual images 90 times between November 2022 and August 2024. Police say the images were spread about 270 times through a Telegram 'acquaintance humiliation room' that once had over 1,000 members.
Who did it: HYBRID AI Hallucination Cases database
A New Mexico federal magistrate judge fined attorney Felipe D.J. Millan $1,500, double what he paid LAWCLERK for a freelance-drafted brief citing at least six non-existent cases, which the court said were likely AI hallucinations. Millan admitted he did not check the cases. He must also take an ethics CLE, self-report to two state bars and report the drafter to New York's.
Who did it: HYBRID AI Hallucination Cases database
Paraná's Court of Justice fined a lawyer 1% of the updated case value for bad-faith litigation and referred the lawyer to the bar. The lawyer had filed an inheritance appeal citing rulings that the lawyer admitted came from ChatGPT. The court found no such cases, and one was attributed to a judge who had been retired since January 2023.
404 Media reports a woman found sexual deepfakes of herself, titled with her full name and racist slurs, across tube sites and YouTube, coming from one user whose album topped 2,000 items. YouTube told her the channel did not breach its privacy rules. The man later messaged her, saying he made money from the fakes. Takedowns removed much of the material, but not all.
