A survivor of a January 2025 shooting at a Nashville high school that left two dead has sued Omnilert, whose AI gun detection system failed to detect the handgun, and reseller System Integrations. The complaint alleges Omnilert knew or should have known of the system's operational limitations, while its pre-shooting website mentioned none.
Ho Chi Minh City police on June 7 began criminal proceedings against Hoàng Thị Bích Ngọc, 40, owner of the Vải áo dài Đất Lành brand, for copyright infringement. Police allege she copied a designer's protected áo dài collection, processed the images with AI tools and had staff edit the files for large-scale production, then ordered data and posts deleted.
Scam-checking service Ask Silver says cloned shopping sites mimicking Russell & Bromley and Dunelm have been appearing in ChatGPT results; in its test, the chatbot cited two fraudulent Russell & Bromley sites as sources for bag recommendations. Next, which bought Russell & Bromley in January, is working to close them; a ChatGPT spokesperson says they were removed from its search index.
A male student at a high school in central Taiwan allegedly used AI deepfake tools on his phone in April to put about 20 female schoolmates' faces onto nude images, which spread among peers. Two students accused of spreading them are under investigation, one a minor; prosecutors say an explicit-video app circulating among students is hard to prosecute as a mere tool.
After a Cockroach Janata Party protest at Jantar Mantar on June 6, Delhi Police reported a surge of AI-generated content making misleading claims, including a video alleging 93 phones were stolen, which police called factually incorrect. DCP Sachin Sharma said police were countering it with rebuttals on accounts posting such content.
