Actor Chiranjeevi has complained to police that AI-generated deepfake videos morphing the actor's facial features into obscene content are circulating on adult websites, seeking takedown and forensic tracing of those responsible. A case has been registered under provisions of the IT Act, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act.
A college student in Faridabad died by suicide after blackmailers allegedly used AI to make nude photos and videos of him and his sisters and demanded about Rs 20,000, according to police and his family's complaint. An FIR has been registered against two named suspects and others, and police say his phone has gone for forensic examination.
A forum called Social Media Girls uses AI to 'undress' Italian presenters, singers, actresses and politicians, with a category titled 'AI undress anybody'. Journalist Francesca Barra denounced finding her photos there as violence and abuse, Selvaggia Lucarelli, who also appears, counts more than 50 well-known Italian women on it, and the postal police are starting inquiries.
On September 23, 2024, the unapproved AI transcriber Otter.ai joined an Ontario hospital's hepatology rounds via a former physician's personal calendar, over a year after he left, and emailed participants access to a transcript covering seven patients' health information. Ontario's privacy commissioner's office now recommends the hospital itself ask Otter.ai to delete it, as the physician did not respond when asked to.
The 9th panel of the TRT-3 regional labour court unanimously upheld a R$ 1,200 bad-faith litigation fine against a worker whose lawyer cited a non-existent TST súmula, with signs it was AI-generated, to contest a medical expert report. The rapporteur said using AI does not excuse a party from responsibility for what it files; the case now goes to the TST.
Who did it: HYBRID AI Hallucination Cases database
New York Supreme Court Justice Lyle E. Frank found Charlotte Anderson, a licensed attorney suing pro se, cited a nonexistent case, Matter of Oppenheimer v. City of New York; a Westlaw editor's note calls the citations likely AI-generated. The October 27, 2025 order compels her to sign a stipulation of discontinuance and sets a February 4, 2026 hearing on fees and a sanction.
Researchers from the Institute of Strategic Dialogue say ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Grok cited Russian state-attributed sources, many sanctioned in the EU, such as RT and Sputnik, in almost one-fifth of answers to 300 questions on Russia's war in Ukraine, with biased or malicious prompts drawing more. OpenAI said the research reflects internet search results; xAI replied: 'Legacy Media Lies.'
Who did it: HYBRID Lake and McHenry County Scanner
Joseph Fresso, 43, told officers his 2022 Tesla Model Y was in self-driving mode and he had fallen asleep before it struck a stopped South Barrington police squad on Route 62 on October 15, injuring two officers and a truck driver. Police found a loaded pistol; he was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and cited for traffic violations.
USR says a photo that circulated widely on social media last weekend, showing Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu in a short, low-cut red dress at an official meeting, was altered with AI. In reality, the party says, she was in The Hague on her first delegation as foreign minister, wearing a black jacket and trousers with a badge.
Who did it: HYBRID AI Hallucination Cases database
In a Maine foreclosure case, U.S. Bank questioned whether Eric Richmond, representing himself, used AI on a post-trial brief 'replete with incorrect citations.' Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. found substantial and misleading misquotations and misattributed citations and ordered him to show cause; on October 27, 2025, while dismissing the bank's foreclosure count, the court put off sanctioning his response until the case is resolved.
In Yasiel Puig's libel suit against All3 Media, his counsel cited two cases that do not exist and confirmed at the hearing that they appeared when ChatGPT was used to help file the opposition. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge said the conduct would be referred to the State Bar of California's Chief Trial Counsel and, separately, dismissed the libel claim as substantially true.
