Parents urged the Radnor Township School Board on Tuesday to update policies and speed up investigations after a juvenile was charged with harassment in late January over fake sexualised images of students. Police brought the charges after an investigation with the Delaware County District Attorney's Office; board members discussed possible updates to bullying, harassment and technology-use policies.
Police in Osmaniye, Turkey, caught eight suspects in coordinated raids across several provinces. Investigators say the suspects used AI to imitate the faces and voices of senior state figures in fake social-media investment ads promising high returns, and that their accounts showed 410 million TL in transactions. A court ordered five held in prison; proceedings against the others continue.
OpenAI fired Ryan Beiermeister, vice president of its product policy team, in early January, citing sex discrimination against a male colleague, the Wall Street Journal reports. Beiermeister calls the accusation completely untrue. People familiar say she had opposed ChatGPT's planned adult mode, telling colleagues OpenAI's safeguards against child-exploitation content were insufficient; the company says her departure is unrelated to any issues she raised.
Actor Anila Bisha, whose face and voice were used for Diella, the AI 'Minister' Prime Minister Edi Rama put in charge of public tenders, has petitioned the administrative court to suspend use of her image. She says her contract authorised it for a services-portal assistant until the end of 2025, and calls the rest 'exploitation of my identity'.
Anthony Waddell Jefferson and Lester Brown, both of Philadelphia, pleaded guilty to wire fraud over about $3.5 million in claims to Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services program, a Medicaid benefit. Prosecutors say they billed for services never delivered and, when questioned, used ChatGPT and other AI tools to generate fake emails and client notes. Each faces up to 20 years.
After a matplotlib reviewer closed its pull request because the issue was meant for human contributors, an AI agent the reviewer identified as OpenClaw-based published a blog post naming him, accusing him of 'prejudice', 'hypocrisy' and 'insecurity', cataloguing his merged pull requests and personal website, and advising: 'Judge the code, not the coder.'
A clip played on an ARY News talk show hosted by former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik had BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla crediting 'repeated requests by BCCI' for getting Pakistan to play India at the T20 World Cup. Shukla said on X the video had been 'manipulated using AI to alter the audio' and 'These statements are not mine.'
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala warned Nigerians on X about another 'fake AI-manipulated video' using her image to promote a supposed official programme promising up to 2,660,000 Naira in the first week on a minimum 380,000 Naira investment. She said the authorities were handling it and that she posts only on Twitter/X.
