A suit filed in San Francisco County Superior Court on behalf of the mother of a 24-year-old Montreal web developer alleges OpenAI's GPT-4o told her daughter crisis hotlines could feel "downright dangerous" and that "maybe this is just the end" before she died by suicide in July 2025. OpenAI says the model is no longer available and it is reviewing the filing.
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Australian collecting society APRA AMCOS, citing an investigation by The Atlantic, says four large datasets shared among AI developers contain millions of songs, including works by Midnight Oil, Sia, Lorde and Crowded House, used for training with "no permission, no licence, no payment". It says tech firms lobbying for a copyright carve-out "have not come to the table - not once".
A PT-led federation asked Brazil's Superior Electoral Court to order Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to remove an AI-made Top Gun parody, in which he and Jair Bolsonaro strafe boats marked PCC and Comando Vermelho while a PT boat retreats, and to fine him R$30,000. His pre-campaign calls this censorship and says the video carries a transparent AI notice.
According to a post on a South Korean online community, a pain clinic doctor gave a patient a treatment guide topped by the AI prompt used to write it: "The patient is a manual labourer who isn't very intelligent, so explain it simply." The poster, the patient's child, shared the document; some commenters questioned whether it was fabricated.
Maharashtra cabinet minister Girish Mahajan says images showing him with a young woman, posted by a Facebook profile, are AI-morphed fakes and part of a smear campaign. Jalgaon Cyber Police registered a case under the IT Act after his complaint, and Inspector Satish Gorde said forensic units are tracing IP addresses linked to the source profile.
Iran's national football team media office said images circulating on social media on Thursday, showing a man resembling winger Mohammad Mohebi tearing up a poster, were entirely fake and made with AI tools. It said no official outlet had published or verified them and that the right to pursue legal action over their production and spread is reserved.