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Pará bar suspends two lawyers over hidden AI prompt in petition

Who did it: HUMAN Consultor Jurídico

The Pará bar (OAB-PA) suspended two lawyers for 30 days on 14 May, as a precautionary measure, over white-on-white text in a petition telling "artificial intelligence" to contest it superficially and not challenge the documents. A Parauapebas labour court, whose Galileu AI tool exposed the hidden command, had fined them R$84,000 two days earlier.

Cyber cafe operator and brother booked over AI-image extortion

Who did it: HUMAN The Times of India

Police in Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, have registered an extortion case against cyber cafe operator Talib and his brother Rafiq, who allegedly used AI to make obscene images of a woman from her social media photos and extorted Rs 50,000 by threatening to post them. Police say both are absconding and may have targeted several other women.

Police nab poster of AI-faked Zhangjiajie glass bridge collapse video

Who did it: HUMAN 中华网科技公司

Police in Cili County say an internet user surnamed Ma used AI tools to fake a video of the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon glass bridge collapsing, posted in late April to chase traffic. It drew 15,000 likes and over 12,000 shares before scenic area staff reported it on April 29; Ma was caught and placed under criminal compulsory measures.

AI fake vox pops with RTK logos circulate before Kosovo vote

Who did it: HUMAN Hibrid.info

Facebook pages including "Gazeta Bota" and "Peja LIVE" have shared AI-generated videos dressed as real media interviews, with RTK and "Ekonomia Online" logos on the microphones, ahead of Kosovo's June 7 elections. One, posted May 13, drew over 8,400 likes; another claims President Vjosa Osmani "will work as an analyst after June 7."

AI-altered photo recasts Negros raid victims as communist rebels

Who did it: HUMAN Fact Check

After an April 19 military raid on Negros island killed 19 people, Facebook users shared an AI-altered group photo showing flags associated with the Communist Party of the Philippines and the New People's Army, claiming it was taken days before the raid. AFP found the original, posted April 29, had no such flags; its photographer said it dated from October 2025.