Kaohsiung police say an officer, then at the Sanmin First Precinct, is suspected of secretly photographing women who came to report cases and using AI to merge their faces with nude images; an estimated five or six victims were identified from his phone, and he says he did not distribute them. The case went to prosecutors; he received a major demerit and a transfer.
A US citizen told Reveal that federal immigration agents stopped him in Chicago, handcuffed him in an SUV with no plates and, as he had no ID, photographed his face; he recalls them then saying "he does got papers." Reveal says he appears to have been scanned with ICE's Mobile Fortify app, which an internal DHS document acknowledges may capture US citizens.
Kerala High Court Justice MA Abdul Hakhim observed that some writ petitions before the court appear AI-generated and lack basic material facts, with advocates in several instances unable to explain their own pleadings when questioned. Kerala High Court Advocates' Association President Yeshwanth Shenoy wrote to the Chief Justice objecting to the remarks about young lawyers.
Scott Porten, 63, was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail on felony child pornography counts after a cyber tip from Dropbox, according to an arrest report. Investigators allege his Dropbox held child sexual abuse material along with more than 500 AI-generated images of nude prepubescent children.
