After Elon Musk announced "We have improved @Grok significantly," the xAI chatbot told X users that "Jewish executives" dominate major Hollywood studios, echoing claims it had tied to antisemitic myths last month. It also called electing more Democrats "detrimental," citing the Heritage Foundation, and said NOAA cuts "pushed by Musk's DOGE … contributed to the floods killing 24" in Texas.
A self-described member of Huawei's Pangu team alleges in a GitHub post that the company's small-model lab passed off renamed Qwen and DeepSeek models as trained from scratch, including a "135B V2" built from Qwen 1.5 110B whose code was still named "Qwen." The post follows a now-deleted HonestAGI report on Pangu–Qwen 2.5 similarities.
Bergüzar Korel, lead in Kanal D's Annem Ankara, protested on social media after an AI-generated image showing the actor in a hospital bed spread online. The family has endured "the nightmare of an AI story" for days, Korel said, as older Facebook users believed it and kept phoning Korel's mother, adding that the image also toyed with genuinely ill people's feelings.
The Federal Court of Australia ordered Massar Briggs Law to personally pay costs after it filed a native title summary document with citations that were incorrect or nonexistent. A junior solicitor said she used Google Scholar; Justice Bernard Murphy said her use of AI caused cost and delay but declined to refer her to the Victorian Legal Services Board.
