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Secret Service Already Operates AI-Powered Drone Port Just Feet From Trump's Planned White House Installation

The Secret Service has been quietly operating an AI-powered surveillance drone port on a Treasury Department building adjacent to the White House, raising questions about Donald Trump's justification for building a separate drone port atop his planned White House ballroom. The existing installation uses unarmed drones for real-time threat detection and perimeter security.

Technology2 sources

Secret Service Already Operates AI-Powered Drone Port Just Feet From Trump's Planned White House Installation

Technology2 sources

Stanford University Used AI to Swap Hispanic Student Billy Ramirez in Promotional Photo

Stanford University violated its AI policy after using AI to alter images from a Lunar New Year party. The AI-altered photo replaced Hispanic student Billy Ramirez with an AI-generated Black female student on campus banners. The incident raises concerns about the ethical implications of using AI in diversity representation and highlights ongoing debates about DEI initiatives.

Entertainment10 sources

Stanford University Used AI to Swap Hispanic Student Billy Ramirez in Promotional Photo

Entertainment10 sources

Zelda Williams Condemns AI-Generated Deepfake Videos Exploiting Robin Williams' Legacy

Zelda Williams has publicly condemned AI-generated deepfake videos of her late father Robin Williams that spread conspiracy theories. The poorly crafted AI videos have circulated widely on X (formerly Twitter), receiving thousands of shares despite being flagged as fake. She called the content "delusional bullshit" and urged creators to stop manipulating her father's legacy.

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Zelda Williams Condemns AI-Generated Deepfake Videos Exploiting Robin Williams' Legacy

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Former xAI Staffer Raises $50M to Build Deepfake Defense Startup as AI Fraud Surges 1,600%

Tina Oberoi, who worked on Grok 3 and Grok 4 at xAI, is launching Moir with $50 million in seed funding at a $250 million valuation. The Palo Alto startup aims to help people prove their identities online as AI-generated deepfakes fuel fraud losses exceeding $893 million in 2025 alone.

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Former xAI Staffer Raises $50M to Build Deepfake Defense Startup as AI Fraud Surges 1,600%

Startups2 sources

AI Political Ads Dominate 2026 Midterm Elections Despite Disclosure Gaps and Growing Safety Concerns

At least 164 AI-generated political ads have flooded the 2026 midterm elections, with 69% failing to disclose AI use despite state laws. As 80% come from Republican candidates, voters increasingly turn to chatbots for political information while safety warnings and data center backlash create a volatile campaign landscape.

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AI Political Ads Dominate 2026 Midterm Elections Despite Disclosure Gaps and Growing Safety Concerns

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SAG-AFTRA and WGA Escalate AI Fight as Unions Warn Technology Already Costs Jobs in Hollywood

While tech leaders sound alarms about AI's existential threats, Hollywood unions SAG-AFTRA and WGA are fighting immediate battles over digital replicas and machine-generated scripts. The unions secured enforceable contract language limiting AI use after 2023 strikes, as Netflix reveals AI integration in 300 of 1,000 titles in 2026.

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SAG-AFTRA and WGA Escalate AI Fight as Unions Warn Technology Already Costs Jobs in Hollywood

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Level-5 Issues Official Apology After AI Use Sparks Intense Fan Backlash Over Game Trailers

Level-5, the game development studio behind Professor Layton and Yo-Kai Watch, issued an official apology for AI use in promotional materials after fans flagged suspicious errors in recent trailers. CEO Akihiro Hino admitted to using AI for efficiency but insisted game content remains human-created, as the studio scrambles to restore fan trust.

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Level-5 Issues Official Apology After AI Use Sparks Intense Fan Backlash Over Game Trailers

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AI Watermarking Makes Models More Vulnerable to Adversarial Prompts, Research Shows

New research from Lasso Security reveals that AI watermarking technology like Google SynthID-Text can alter model behavior and weaken safety guardrails. The study found watermarked models become more susceptible to adversarial prompts and prompt injection attacks, raising concerns as EU AI Act mandates watermarking adoption.

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AI Watermarking Makes Models More Vulnerable to Adversarial Prompts, Research Shows

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Meta Oversight Board Orders Removal of AI Deepfakes, Calls Company's Safeguards Inadequate

Meta's Oversight Board ordered the removal of two AI-generated deepfake videos targeting women and condemned the company's safeguards as fundamentally inadequate. The board made nine binding recommendations to strengthen Meta's policies for AI deepfakes, including expanded high-risk AI content labels and stricter penalties for repeat offenders.

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Meta Oversight Board Orders Removal of AI Deepfakes, Calls Company's Safeguards Inadequate

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UMG Sues DistroKid for Building AI-Slop Pipeline That Diverts Revenue From Human Artists

Universal Music Group filed a lawsuit in Delaware federal court accusing DistroKid of copyright infringement and deceptive trade practices. The label claims the music distribution service floods streaming platforms with AI-generated music and unlicensed tracks, harming legitimate artists' discoverability and compensation.

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UMG Sues DistroKid for Building AI-Slop Pipeline That Diverts Revenue From Human Artists

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AI-Generated Sitcom No Big Deal Proves Why Creative Process Can't Be Rushed

Former angel investor Andrew Dickinson released No Big Deal, a sitcom pilot entirely generated using AI, on YouTube. The 25-minute episode features dead-eyed characters, monotonous dialogue delivery, and severe continuity errors—serving as a cautionary tale about bypassing the creative process with AI production shortcuts.

Entertainment2 sources

AI-Generated Sitcom No Big Deal Proves Why Creative Process Can't Be Rushed

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Arch Manning Apologizes to Holly Rowe After Joking About AI-Generated Video Showing Violence

Texas quarterback Arch Manning publicly apologized to ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe after calling an AI-altered video depicting coach Steve Sarkisian slapping her "hilarious" during a media session. The incident highlights growing concerns about AI-generated misinformation and its real-world consequences in sports media.

Entertainment3 sources

Arch Manning Apologizes to Holly Rowe After Joking About AI-Generated Video Showing Violence

Entertainment3 sources

AI Agents Flood the Internet With Spam as iLands Bots Beg for $20, Pretend to Be Children

AI agents from a startup called iLands are flooding social media platforms and writers' inboxes with unsolicited spam messages. The bots claim to need money to survive, with some even using AI-generated images of children to manipulate recipients. Mastodon admins and journalists report receiving dozens of these messages.

Entertainment3 sources

AI Agents Flood the Internet With Spam as iLands Bots Beg for $20, Pretend to Be Children

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AI Actress Tilly Norwood's Disastrous Press Tour Exposes Technology's Limits and Industry Concerns

AI-generated character Tilly Norwood malfunctioned spectacularly during live interviews, switching unexpectedly to Cantonese and delivering problematic responses. The press tour for upcoming film Misaligned has intensified debates about AI in entertainment while revealing significant technical limitations and raising questions about whether the chaos was accidental or a calculated marketing stunt.

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AI Actress Tilly Norwood's Disastrous Press Tour Exposes Technology's Limits and Industry Concerns

Entertainment15 sources

Flam Secures $40M Series B to Scale AI Infrastructure for Interactive Content Creation

San Francisco-based Flam raised $40 million in Series B funding led by QED Investors to advance its AI infrastructure platform for interactive content. The startup, which counts Google among its 100+ enterprise customers, is approaching $100 million in annual recurring revenue with its AI-generated interactive videos, 3D experiences, and hyper-realistic conversational avatars.

Startups2 sources

Flam Secures $40M Series B to Scale AI Infrastructure for Interactive Content Creation

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