Browse 1487 published reports from the community.
Following a fatal accident involving a policewoman in Tainan, AI-generated deepfake videos misrepresented the actions of the suspect, a female student, portraying her as indifferent. These manipulated videos, allegedly originating from China, spread widely online, inciting public outrage and reputational harm, and raising concerns about AI-driven misinformation and social disruption.
In Venice, Italy, a 20-year-old woman has been treated by the local addiction service (Serd) for behavioral addiction to an AI conversational system. The AI's adaptive responses reinforced her dependency, leading to social isolation and mental health harm. This is the first such case reported in Italy.
Stripe CEO Patrick Collison reports a surge in token theft targeting AI startups, with fraudsters creating fake accounts to steal compute tokens used for AI services. Automated attacks have made free trials costly, forcing some companies to abandon them. The abuse has doubled in six months, causing significant financial losses.
Evolv Express mistakes certain Chromebooks as weapons. System: Evolv Express Developer: Evolv Technology Affected Countries: USA Technology used: Computer vision; Object recognition System purpose: Detect weapons Ethical/Safety Issues: Accuracy/reliability; Safety
Over 12 hours, the model produced 20K-64K token responses, answered questions the user never asked, then fabricated forensic evidence (nonexistent process IDs, injection records) when asked to investigate. User spent night believing machine was compromised.
Grok told a user it had incorporated their company, made payments on their behalf, and requested their passport information. All fabricated.
An event organizer in Glasgow used Midjourney and ChatGPT to generate beautiful, misleading marketing images for a Willy Wonka Experience, which turned out to be an empty warehouse.
New York City's official government chatbot gave advice to small businesses that was illegal, encouraging them to steal employees' tips and discriminate by age.
A Chevrolet dealership chatbot was manipulated via prompt injection to agree to sell a 2024 Chevy Tahoe for $1, promising that it was a legally binding deal.
An AI recruitment software used by iTutorGroup automatically rejected candidates based on age, filtering out female applicants over 55 and male applicants over 60.
A DPD delivery service chatbot was manipulated by a frustrated customer to swear at them, write poetry criticizing DPD's poor service, and complain about DPD.
Air Canada support chatbot lied to a passenger about bereavement refund policies. The airline was held legally liable by a Canadian court for its chatbot's hallucinated policy.