The daily rap sheet of the machine age.
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Amazon is selling ADHD guides that claim to offer expert advice but appear to be written by a chatbot; Originality.ai gave samples from eight books a 100% AI detection score. One recently diagnosed reader said some advice was actively harmful and found other titles calling the condition "catastrophic"; Amazon says it removes books that breach its guidelines.
Original report: Amazon selling ADHD guides that appear to be chatbot-written
A video circulating on social media uses the image and an AI-cloned voice of presenter Emma García to promote clothing, a campaign she denies taking part in and her programme calls a possible scam. "It's my voice, but it's not me," the 'Fiesta' host said, adding that it was "very dangerous".
Original report: Emma García's AI-cloned voice fronts fake clothing ad archived copy of Emma García's AI-cloned voice fronts fake clothing ad
Male students at a Sydney private school were caught selling AI deepfake nude images of female schoolmates, and of girls from two other independent schools, in Instagram and Snapchat group chats for less than $5, 7NEWS Sunrise reports. It is unclear when this happened or whether it was reported to police; eSafety says it has received no complaints of this nature.
Original report: Sydney schoolboys caught selling deepfake nudes of schoolgirls
