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Analysis Links AI Slop to Violent Content Exposure in Children, But Evidence Remains Limited

A Global Network on Extremism and Technology analysis warns that AI-generated violent content targeting children may normalize violence and expose them to extremist narratives. However, the report is not a peer-reviewed study and lacks clinical evidence linking AI slop to cognitive decline or violent tendencies in children.

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Analysis Links AI Slop to Violent Content Exposure in Children, But Evidence Remains Limited

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AI-Generated Assets Flood CGTrader Marketplace but Nearly No One Is Buying Them

CGTrader's latest report exposes a stark reality: AI-generated assets now represent one in six uploads on the 3D asset marketplace, yet they account for just $1 out of every $90 in revenue. Despite rapid proliferation, consumer demand remains overwhelmingly tilted toward human-made products, with buyers citing quality concerns as the primary reason for avoiding AI-generated 3D models.

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AI-Generated Assets Flood CGTrader Marketplace but Nearly No One Is Buying Them

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Deepfake Scams Using Anthony Albanese Cost Australians $7.4M as ASIC Reports 182% Surge

Australia's corporate watchdog ASIC warns of a sharp rise in deepfake scams using AI-generated videos of politicians and celebrities to promote fraudulent investment schemes. Anthony Albanese is the most impersonated public figure, with Australians losing $7.4 million to scams featuring the top 10 impersonated figures. ASIC removed over 19,400 online scams in the last financial year, nearly triple the previous year.

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Deepfake Scams Using Anthony Albanese Cost Australians $7.4M as ASIC Reports 182% Surge

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Saber Interactive CEO Apologizes to Writer Replaced by AI After Week-Long Public Meltdown

Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch privately apologized to former lead writer Stella Sacco after claiming she was replaced with ChatGPT on Rideshare Stimulator. But the controversy escalated when Karch publicly attacked Portal writer Chet Faliszek, calling him an unsuccessful writer and claiming the critic's 26-minute video triggered death threats.

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Saber Interactive CEO Apologizes to Writer Replaced by AI After Week-Long Public Meltdown

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Google Gemini Now Lets Users Remove Visible AI Watermarks From Creations

Google rolled out a new toggle allowing users to remove visible watermarks from AI-generated images, videos, and music in Gemini. While the sparkle icon can now be turned off, invisible SynthID watermarks and C2PA metadata remain embedded for content verification, balancing creative control with transparency requirements.

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Google Gemini Now Lets Users Remove Visible AI Watermarks From Creations

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Supergirl Movie Faces Generative AI Backlash After Deleted Video Shows Alleged AI Concept Art

Warner Bros. removed a behind-the-scenes video from the Supergirl movie after viewers identified what appeared to be AI-generated images of Lobo's design during pre-production. The incident has intensified scrutiny on AI in filmmaking as the DC Studios film already struggles with a $124 million global box office against a $170 million budget.

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Supergirl Movie Faces Generative AI Backlash After Deleted Video Shows Alleged AI Concept Art

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LinkedIn Removes AI Writing Tool, Adds 'AI Slop' Button to Combat Generic Content Flood

LinkedIn removed its AI writing assistant and introduced a "seems like AI slop" reporting button to combat generic AI-generated content. The professional networking platform now blocks hundreds of thousands of automated comment attempts daily as AI detection firms reveal up to 41% of long-form posts may be AI-generated.

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LinkedIn Removes AI Writing Tool, Adds 'AI Slop' Button to Combat Generic Content Flood

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Gaming Industry Makes No-AI Clauses Standard Practice as Copyright Risks and Player Backlash Mount

Anti-generative AI clauses in contracts have surged from rare to standard practice in gaming over the past year. Videogame lawyer Haley MacLean says publishers now routinely ban AI use to avoid legal liability and community backlash, as copyright infringement risks and ownership disputes create a legal minefield for developers.

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Gaming Industry Makes No-AI Clauses Standard Practice as Copyright Risks and Player Backlash Mount

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AI campaign ads and deepfakes transform 2026 midterms as states enforce new election rules

AI-generated campaign ads are flooding the 2026 midterms as candidates deploy deepfake attack ads across political lines. Around 29 states now enforce AI election rules requiring disclosure, but federal inaction leaves a patchwork of regulations. Oregon and Michigan are testing their laws amid viral deepfake content raising concerns about misinformation and election integrity.

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AI campaign ads and deepfakes transform 2026 midterms as states enforce new election rules

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Spotify to Label AI Persona Profiles and Block Their Music From Your Recommendations Starting September

Spotify announced it will start labeling AI-generated artist profiles with "AI Persona" badges beginning mid-September. The streaming platform will exclude music from these AI-generated artists from editorial suggestions and algorithmic recommendations by default, unless users explicitly choose to follow them.

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Spotify to Label AI Persona Profiles and Block Their Music From Your Recommendations Starting September

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Brad Pitt Backs AI in Film to Help Mid-Budget Productions Get Made

Brad Pitt has waded into Hollywood's AI debate, telling Esquire that artificial intelligence could be a valuable tool for mid-budget films ranging from $40 to $90 million. While acknowledging pushback against AI replacing actors, the Oscar winner sees the technology as essential for making expensive visual effects more affordable and getting productions off the ground.

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Brad Pitt Backs AI in Film to Help Mid-Budget Productions Get Made

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Game Science Rejects Generative AI for Black Myth Sequel, Inspired by Christopher Nolan

Game Science announced it will not use generative AI to develop Black Myth: Zhong Kui, the sequel to Black Myth: Wukong. Co-founder Yan Qi cited Christopher Nolan's use of traditional filmmaking techniques as inspiration, emphasizing the studio's commitment to human creativity and artistic integrity over rushing to adopt trending technology.

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Game Science Rejects Generative AI for Black Myth Sequel, Inspired by Christopher Nolan

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Anthropic Introduces Invisible AI Watermarks for Claude Amid EU Compliance and User Backlash

Anthropic has begun watermarking all Claude AI outputs globally to meet EU AI Act requirements. Text carries invisible watermarks while images include cryptographic metadata. But researchers question effectiveness as watermarks can be stripped easily, and users worry about false positives flagging legitimate editing as AI-generated content.

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Anthropic Introduces Invisible AI Watermarks for Claude Amid EU Compliance and User Backlash

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Apple Reference Image in iOS 27 Beta Tackles Deepfakes With Photo Authentication System

Apple is developing Reference Image, a photo authentication feature discovered in iOS 27 beta 5 that embeds provenance metadata into iPhone captures. The opt-in system uses sensor signatures and Private Cloud Compute to verify authenticity, offering journalists and legal professionals a tool to combat AI-generated images and misinformation.

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Apple Reference Image in iOS 27 Beta Tackles Deepfakes With Photo Authentication System

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420 UK Children Report Explicit Deepfakes in First Half of 2026, Exceeding All of Last Year

The Report Remove service received 420 reports from UK children about explicit deepfakes in the first six months of 2026, already exceeding 2025's total of 397. Victims like Georgia Horton call for stronger AI regulation as tech companies struggle with self-regulation and the dangers of AI become increasingly apparent.

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420 UK Children Report Explicit Deepfakes in First Half of 2026, Exceeding All of Last Year

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