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Playdate Maker Panic Bans Generative AI Tools After ChatGPT Code Slipped Through

Panic, creator of the Playdate handheld gaming console, has banned AI-generated art, music, and writing from its digital storefront following controversy over a Season 2 game that used ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. The policy change makes Playdate one of the first gaming platforms to explicitly prohibit generative AI in game development, with Season 3 titles barred from using AI tools entirely.

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Playdate Maker Panic Bans Generative AI Tools After ChatGPT Code Slipped Through

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Google Photos Launches AI Touch-Up Tools to Smooth Skin and Whiten Teeth on Android

Google Photos now offers AI-powered facial retouching tools that let users subtly enhance facial features, remove blemishes, and brighten eyes. The new Touch-Up menu brings professional photo editing capabilities to everyday users on Android devices with at least 4GB of RAM running Android 9.0 or newer.

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Google Photos Launches AI Touch-Up Tools to Smooth Skin and Whiten Teeth on Android

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Deezer reports 44% of new music uploads are AI-generated as fraudulent streams surge

Music streaming platform Deezer reveals that AI-generated music now accounts for 44% of all daily uploads—roughly 75,000 new AI tracks every day. The company's detection technology has flagged over 13.4 million AI songs in 2025 alone, with 85% of streams marked as fraudulent. Deezer is calling on Spotify and other streaming giants to take similar action to protect artists' rights.

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Deezer reports 44% of new music uploads are AI-generated as fraudulent streams surge

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Banks face dual AI risk as Mythos exposes vulnerabilities while fraud attacks surge globally

Anthropic's powerful Mythos AI model has uncovered thousands of severe security vulnerabilities across major operating systems, prompting urgent warnings from financial regulators worldwide. Switzerland's Finma labels unrestricted access a systemic bank risk, while experts warn that AI-powered fraud poses an equally dangerous parallel threat already operating at industrial scale.

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Banks face dual AI risk as Mythos exposes vulnerabilities while fraud attacks surge globally

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iQiyi launches massive AI overhaul, expects AI to create most content within five years

Chinese streaming service iQiyi is undergoing its biggest corporate overhaul in 16 years, betting that AI will create the bulk of its films and shows within five years. CEO Gong Yu unveiled Nadou Pro, an AI toolkit handling everything from scriptwriting to final rendering, as the company battles a 13% revenue decline and competition from short-video platforms.

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iQiyi launches massive AI overhaul, expects AI to create most content within five years

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Elon Musk skips French prosecutors summons as X investigation deepens over Grok AI abuses

Elon Musk failed to appear before French prosecutors for mandatory questioning in an X investigation examining Grok AI's generation of sexual deepfakes and child abuse imagery. The US Department of Justice refused to assist the probe, calling it politically motivated, while Paris authorities continue investigating five criminal offenses including child pornography distribution and fraudulent data extraction.

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Elon Musk skips French prosecutors summons as X investigation deepens over Grok AI abuses

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Zoom partners with World ID to verify humans in meetings as deepfake fraud surpasses $200 million

Zoom has partnered with Sam Altman's World to integrate human verification technology into video meetings. The new feature uses World's Deep Face technology to confirm participants are real people, not AI-generated imposters. The move responds to escalating deepfake fraud that cost businesses over $200 million in Q1 2025 alone, including a $25 million loss at engineering firm Arup.

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Zoom partners with World ID to verify humans in meetings as deepfake fraud surpasses $200 million

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Tinder adopts iris-scanning Orb to verify humans as AI bots proliferate across dating platforms

Sam Altman's World project announced a global partnership with Tinder, allowing users to verify their humanity through iris scans. The biometric identity company also expanded to Zoom and Docusign as platforms seek solutions to distinguish real people from AI-powered fake accounts. The move addresses growing concerns about romance scams and deepfakes, though privacy concerns persist.

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Tinder adopts iris-scanning Orb to verify humans as AI bots proliferate across dating platforms

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Google blocked 8.3 billion ads in 2025 as Gemini AI transforms enforcement strategy

Google blocked a record 8.3 billion ads globally in 2025, up from 5.1 billion in 2024, while suspending fewer advertiser accounts. The shift reflects Google's AI-driven enforcement strategy using Gemini models, which caught over 99% of policy-violating ads before users saw them. The approach targets individual malicious ads rather than banning bad actors outright.

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Google blocked 8.3 billion ads in 2025 as Gemini AI transforms enforcement strategy

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DeepL launches real-time voice translation for meetings and business communications

DeepL has released a voice-to-voice translation suite covering meetings, mobile conversations, and group settings across 40+ languages. The Cologne-based company is integrating with Zoom and Microsoft Teams while offering an enterprise API for call centers. But live demos reveal latency challenges as the company competes against well-funded rivals like Sanas and Palabra.

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DeepL launches real-time voice translation for meetings and business communications

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Runway CEO says AI could help Hollywood make 50 films instead of one $100M blockbuster

Cristóbal Valenzuela, CEO of $5 billion AI video startup Runway, sparked controversy by suggesting studios should produce 50 AI-generated films for the cost of one $100 million blockbuster. Speaking at the Semafor World Economy Summit, he argued this quantity-focused approach would increase box office success rates while cutting movie production costs across pre-production, scripting, and visual effects.

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Runway CEO says AI could help Hollywood make 50 films instead of one $100M blockbuster

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Google's Flash TTS gives developers director-level control over AI voices in 70+ languages

Google DeepMind launched Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, a text-to-speech model that lets users direct vocal style, delivery, and pace through natural language commands. Scoring 1,211 on the Artificial Analysis TTS leaderboard, the model supports over 70 languages with regional accents and includes SynthID watermarks for detecting AI-generated content.

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Google's Flash TTS gives developers director-level control over AI voices in 70+ languages

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Apple and Google caught promoting nudify apps that violate their own app store policies

Apple and Google are actively directing users to nudify apps that create nonconsensual deepfake images, despite explicit policies banning such content. A Tech Transparency Project report reveals these apps have generated $122 million in revenue and been downloaded 483 million times. Many were rated 'E for Everyone,' making them accessible to children.

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Apple and Google caught promoting nudify apps that violate their own app store policies

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Val Kilmer AI film sparks fierce debate over ethics as filmmakers defend posthumous performance

The trailer for As Deep as the Grave reveals an AI-rendered Val Kilmer in a prominent role, created after his death last year. Filmmakers Coerte and John Voorhees defend the decision, citing consent from Kilmer's estate and SAG-AFTRA guidelines. But the move has ignited widespread outrage online, with critics calling it 'disgusting' and questioning whether Hollywood has crossed an ethical line.

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Val Kilmer AI film sparks fierce debate over ethics as filmmakers defend posthumous performance

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Berklee College of Music faces student protests over new AI songwriting course

Students at Berklee College of Music are pushing back against a new AI course focused on generative AI in music creation. Over 425 people signed an online petition demanding the school disband the elective, arguing AI tools steal from artists and threaten the music industry. The controversy intensifies as the instructor advises Suno, a platform sued by major record labels.

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Berklee College of Music faces student protests over new AI songwriting course

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