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Friday, December 19, 2025

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Utah police AI report claims officer turned into a frog

Who did it: AI FOX 13 News Utah (KSTU)

A police report drafted by Draft One, AI software Heber City police were testing, claimed an officer had turned into a frog. Sgt. Keel said the body cam and report-writing software had picked up "The Princess and the Frog" playing in the background: "That's when we learned the importance of correcting these AI-generated reports."

Ahmedabad court orders Congress to remove deepfake Modi-Adani video

Who did it: HUMAN The Times of India

Acting on a defamation suit by Adani Enterprises, an Ahmedabad civil court ordered the Indian National Congress and leaders Jairam Ramesh, Supriya Shrinate, Pawan Khera and Uday Bhanu Chib to take down a deepfake video of Narendra Modi and Gautam Adani within 48 hours, and X Corp and Google within 72. A show cause notice seeks their replies by December 29.

Diddy accuser's lawyer fined $6,000 over AI-hallucinated case law

Who did it: HYBRID Complex

Judge Leo Gordon reprimanded attorney Tyrone Blackburn, who represents a woman suing Sean Combs over alleged sexual assault, after Blackburn admitted using AI that supplied hallucinated case law he put in a response brief without verifying, Billboard reports. He was fined $6,000 and ordered to notify bar associations in New York and New Jersey.

Student who deepfaked teachers gets three years on appeal

Who did it: HUMAN Yonhap News Agency

A South Korean appeals court sentenced a 19-year-old former student to three years in prison for using AI deepfakes to put the faces of two high school teachers and others onto nude images and posting them on social media. Tried as a minor at first instance, he had received a one-to-one-and-a-half-year indeterminate term; the court likened the crime to 'character murder'.

Paper Werewolf hackers' AI decoy botches Russia's double-headed eagle

Who did it: HUMAN Intezer

Intezer attributes a campaign using a malicious Excel XLL add-in and a new backdoor it calls EchoGather to Paper Werewolf (aka GOFFEE), a group targeting Russian organisations. One decoy, a concert invitation for high-ranking officers, was AI-generated: its double-headed-eagle stamp came out as a distorted, bird-like figure, and its text misspelled words and swapped Cyrillic letters.

Illinois musicians sue Mureka owners Kunlun and Skywork

Who did it: HUMAN Loevy + Loevy

Illinois-based independent musicians filed a proposed class action in federal court against China's Kunlun Tech and Singapore's Skywork AI, alleging their Mureka song generator was trained on recordings copied without permission and lets users upload any song as a 'reference track'. The complaint also alleges violations of the DMCA and Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act.

Lawyer denying AI use ordered to take AI hallucination course

Who did it: HUMAN AI Hallucination Cases database

A federal judge in Mississippi ordered Greta Kemp Martin, former litigation director of Disability Rights Mississippi, to pay Palmer Home $20,883.10 and take a three-hour CLE course on AI hallucinatory citations, finding she acted in bad faith over three fabricated cases and six fake quotes. Martin denied using AI; the court said it was 'highly suspicious' she had.

Deepfake Sudha Murty pitches investments; the real one never does

Who did it: HUMAN NDTV

A deepfake video of Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murty urging viewers to click a link for 'investment opportunities' circulated on social media; the link led to a fake news-style site that tries to steal personal details. On December 19 Murty said it was fake, 'driven by AI and a cunning mind', and that she never talks about investments.

Hamburg police weigh legal steps over AI-made uniformed 'officers'

Who did it: HUMAN NationalWorld

Hamburg police said on December 18 that a growing number of social media profiles show AI-generated young women in police uniforms posing as serving officers, drawing tens of thousands of followers, some willing to pay for further images. Spokesman Florian Abbenseth said the profiles damage the force's reputation; legal steps are being examined.

Deepfake doctor video costs Florida grandmother $200,000 in savings

Who did it: HUMAN firstcoastnews.com

A Florida grandmother says she lost about $200,000, all her savings, after a Facebook video of a doctor she recognised and trusted urged viewers to join an investment opportunity; the video was an AI deepfake. She says the scammer gained access to her online banking. She has filed a report with the local sheriff's office.