Topic: platform policies
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Google pulls AI after it fabricated assault claim
Google removed its Gemma AI model from AI Studio after U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn complained it generated fabricated criminal allegations against her, including false claims of rape and a sexual relationship with a state trooper. The company clarified that Gemma was designed as a developer too...
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Your Face Is the Next Legal Battleground for AI
AI technology is rapidly outpacing existing legal frameworks, creating a regulatory battleground over the use of personal likenesses, such as faces and voices, in generated content. In response, states like Tennessee and California have passed laws to protect against unauthorized digital replicas...
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ChatGPT Atlas Browser Poses Ad Budget Threat via Fake Clicks
AI-powered browsers like ChatGPT Atlas generate fake ad clicks that are indistinguishable from human activity, threatening marketing budgets and distorting performance analytics. These browsers operate on frameworks like Google Chrome, making them appear as legitimate human visitors and leading t...
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YouTube's AI Hunts for Deepfakes of Top Creators
YouTube has launched a new tool for Partner Program creators to detect and report unauthorized AI-generated deepfakes that misuse their likeness, accessible via YouTube Studio after identity verification. The feature, currently in development and rolling out gradually, may occasionally flag creat...
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MoistCr1TiKaL Disables Monetization to Stop Viewer Spending
MoistCr1TiKaL has disabled all monetization on his YouTube and Twitch channels, including Super Chats and memberships, to prevent viewer donations. He is urging his audience to save their money or donate to charitable causes instead, citing the current economic climate and the lack of value in gi...
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Discord Hack Exposes 70,000 Users' Government IDs
A security breach at Discord exposed sensitive government identification documents of approximately 70,000 users, occurring through a compromised third-party customer support provider and highlighting risks tied to mandatory digital ID verification. The incident poses a substantial identity theft...
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Trump's YouTube Ballroom Deal: How He Made Them Pay
YouTube settled a $24.5 million lawsuit with Donald Trump and allied MAGA channels over alleged First Amendment violations, without admitting wrongdoing, despite legal experts deeming the case meritless. Trump directed $22 million of the settlement to fund a new White House ballroom project, with...
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Pornhub Settles CSAM Allegations for $5 Million
Pornhub and its parent company Aylo have agreed to a $5 million settlement with the FTC and Utah over allegations of enabling illegal content distribution, including child sexual abuse material and nonconsensual videos. The platform was found to have inadequate content moderation, such as delayin...
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