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Tuesday, July 1, 2025

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Georgia judge's order in divorce dispute relied partly on nonexistent cases

Who did it: HYBRID Above the Law

Ruling on a wife's objection to a divorce decree, a Georgia trial judge issued an order, apparently prepared by the husband's attorney, Diana Lynch, that relied partly on two non-existent cases, the Georgia Court of Appeals says. Defending it on appeal, the husband's brief cited 11 more hallucinated or irrelevant cases, one backing a fee request; the court said irregularities suggest generative AI.

Westbrook police deny, then admit, ChatGPT altered drug-bust photo

Who did it: HYBRID The Portland Press Herald

Westbrook police posted a drug-seizure photo on Facebook that an officer had run through ChatGPT to add the department's badge, which altered the packaging. After hundreds of commenters spotted garbled text, the department first denied AI was used, blaming foreign "gibberish" packaging, then apparently deleted the posts and admitted the edit; Capt. Steven Goldberg said AI will no longer be used for social media.

Utah sues Snap over addictive design and My AI advice

Who did it: HYBRID The Hill

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Attorney General Derek Brown have sued Snap Inc., alleging Snapchat is designed to addict children and facilitates drug sales and sextortion. The complaint says its My AI chatbot hallucinates and gives dangerous advice, including telling a 15-year-old test account how to hide the smell of alcohol and marijuana. Snap points to its safety features.

Clothoff nudify app plans celebrity deepfake ad campaign, documents show

Who did it: HYBRID Der Spiegel

Der Spiegel says it identified four people in Eastern Europe behind nudify app Clothoff via an exposed database, and internal planning documents show celebrity AI nude campaigns planned for Germany, France, Britain and Spain, with ads on Telegram, Reddit and 4chan aimed at 'men between 16 and 35'. A spokesperson says the four are unknown to him.

Hanoi police investigate two students for AI exam cheating

Who did it: HUMAN VnExpress

Hanoi police are investigating two boys for 'accidental disclosure of classified information' after they used phones during the national high school graduation exam to photograph test papers and get answers from StudyX and Gemini. Police say some proctors also failed in their duties, and students involved face disqualification, annulled results and possible administrative or criminal action.

Crunchyroll subtitle line opens with 'ChatGPT said'

Who did it: HUMAN CBR

German subtitles for the first episode of Crunchyroll's Necronomico and the Cosmic Horror Show, which premiered July 1, included the line 'ChatGPT said:' at the 19:12 mark, while the English version credited 'Translator's name'. Crunchyroll told CBR a third-party vendor had used AI-generated subtitles in violation of its agreement and that it is investigating.

Deepfake Hun Sen solicits 300 baht to fight Thailand

Who did it: HUMAN khmertimeskh.com

Cambodia's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications condemned a 29-second deepfake that dubbed footage of Senate President Hun Sen's June 27 meeting in Preah Vihear with an AI-fabricated Thai voice asking for 300 baht via TrueMoney to build a force against Thailand, promising 50,000 baht back. The ministry calls it a scam created by a Thai national.