San Jose police fired an officer in April who, Chief Paul Joseph said, used his personal phone to pull Flock license-plate reader data and shared vehicle information with his cousin, who was searching for a woman accusing him of domestic violence. Neither man was charged; in the officer's case, Joseph said, that was partly because state law does not cover misuse of ALPR data.
Ilit Raz, founder of AI hiring startup Joonko, pleaded guilty to securities fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, which said she misled investors about clients and revenue to raise about $27 million. Prosecutors say she forged a bank statement and client orders when an investor asked questions; she faces up to 20 years.
In a permanent injunction dated August 24, 2026, Justice Jyoti Singh of the Delhi High Court ordered Meta and Google to take down Facebook pages and YouTube channels that the court found used AI to make doctored videos of India TV's chairman and misuse the channel's trademarks. Most defendants, though served notices, filed no written statements.
