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Ron DeSantis says Florida has right to AI regulation despite Trump's executive order

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is pushing forward with state-level AI regulations despite President Trump's executive order seeking national AI standards. DeSantis argues his proposed Citizen Bill of Rights for Artificial Intelligence doesn't conflict with federal directives and falls within state authority under the 10th Amendment. The move highlights growing tensions over who controls AI regulation in America.

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Ron DeSantis says Florida has right to AI regulation despite Trump's executive order

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Saturday Night Live faces backlash after viewers spot AI slop in recent episode

Saturday Night Live viewers spotted what appears to be AI-generated imagery in the show's latest episode, triggering widespread criticism on social media. The incident adds to growing public discontent with low-quality AI-generated media, following similar controversies at McDonald's Netherlands and Coca-Cola.

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Saturday Night Live faces backlash after viewers spot AI slop in recent episode

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Mirelo Raises $41M from Index and a16z to Solve AI Video's Silent Problem with Audio Generation

Berlin-based startup Mirelo has secured $41 million in seed funding from Index Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz to tackle a critical gap in AI-generated video: the lack of sound. The company's flagship model, Mirelo SFX 1.5, generates synchronized sound effects for silent videos, addressing what CEO Carl-Johann Simon-Gabriel calls the missing half of the viewing experience. With plans to triple its team and expand beyond sound effects into music generation, Mirelo aims to build a competitive moat in an emerging category that's attracting attention from tech giants like Sony and Tencent.

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Mirelo Raises $41M from Index and a16z to Solve AI Video's Silent Problem with Audio Generation

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AI-Powered Attacks Exploit Identity Security as Threat Actors Automate Cyber Espionage

Threat actors are weaponizing generative AI to automate 80-90% of cyberattacks, targeting identity security through deepfake-enabled remote IT worker scams and sophisticated phishing campaigns. With 75% of organizations experiencing SaaS-related incidents involving compromised credentials, the exploitation of stolen credentials has become the primary attack surface, bypassing traditional security measures entirely.

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AI-Powered Attacks Exploit Identity Security as Threat Actors Automate Cyber Espionage

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Merriam-Webster Names 'Slop' Word of the Year as AI Content Floods the Internet

Merriam-Webster has crowned 'slop' as its 2025 Word of the Year, reflecting the flood of low-quality AI-generated content across social media and the web. The dictionary defines slop as digital content of low quality produced in quantity by artificial intelligence. The term captures growing public awareness and frustration with AI content that clogs feeds, from fake news to glitched ads.

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Merriam-Webster Names 'Slop' Word of the Year as AI Content Floods the Internet

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Extremist groups use AI voice cloning and deepfakes to supercharge propaganda and recruitment

Militant organizations from neo-Nazis to the Islamic State are deploying AI voice cloning and generative AI tools to recreate historical speeches and translate propaganda into multiple languages. National security experts warn these technologies enable even poorly resourced groups to produce sophisticated content at scale, helping them recruit new members and expand their reach across social media platforms.

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Extremist groups use AI voice cloning and deepfakes to supercharge propaganda and recruitment

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Developer releases Codex Mortis, claiming it's the first 100% AI-generated playable game

A developer using the name Crunchfest has released a Steam demo for Codex Mortis, a roguelite bullet hell game claiming to be the world's first fully playable game created 100% through AI. Built in three months using Claude Code and ChatGPT without a traditional game engine, the project has sparked intense debate about AI game development and drawn overwhelmingly negative reactions from the gaming community.

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Developer releases Codex Mortis, claiming it's the first 100% AI-generated playable game

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Washington Post AI podcast faces backlash as journalists call it an error-laden disaster

The Washington Post launched an AI-powered personalized podcast that uses artificial intelligence to customize audio briefings based on reader history. Within 48 hours, the AI podcast sparked internal outrage after journalists discovered it was inventing quotes, misattributing information, and inserting commentary that misconstrued sources. The Washington Post Guild raised concerns about undermining journalistic standards while the product team defended it as an experimental feature.

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Washington Post AI podcast faces backlash as journalists call it an error-laden disaster

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Runway launches GWM-1 world model, expanding beyond video generation into robotics and AI agents

Runway has unveiled GWM-1, its first world model that creates simulations with physics understanding. The company also updated its Gen 4.5 video model with native audio and long-form generation, signaling a shift from video generation into broader AI applications including robotics and agent training.

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Runway launches GWM-1 world model, expanding beyond video generation into robotics and AI agents

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Google Photos expands AI-powered Remix feature to US with 13 new styles for image transformation

Google Photos is bringing its AI-powered Remix feature to users in the United States and 12 other countries. The tool, which initially launched in August with four style options, now offers 13 different ways to stylize images including 8-bit, watercolor, and anime. The expansion makes it easier for users to transform user photos into creative cartoon versions directly from their gallery app.

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Google Photos expands AI-powered Remix feature to US with 13 new styles for image transformation

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Amazon Prime Video pulls AI recaps after Fallout feature gets key plot points wrong

Amazon Prime Video has removed its AI-powered video recap feature after viewers spotted multiple errors in the Fallout season one summary. The AI-generated recap incorrectly dated flashback scenes by over 100 years and mischaracterized crucial plot points, raising fresh concerns about AI quality control in streaming services.

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Amazon Prime Video pulls AI recaps after Fallout feature gets key plot points wrong

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Disney accuses Google of massive copyright infringement through AI-generated character images

Disney has sent a cease and desist letter to Google, claiming the tech giant infringes its copyrights on a massive scale by training AI models on Disney content and distributing unauthorized images. The legal action comes just as Disney announces a $1 billion licensing deal with OpenAI, highlighting the entertainment giant's selective approach to AI partnerships.

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Disney accuses Google of massive copyright infringement through AI-generated character images

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Disney invests $1 billion in OpenAI, licenses 200+ characters for Sora video generator

Disney and OpenAI announced a three-year partnership allowing Sora users to create videos with Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, and 200+ Disney characters. The $1 billion deal marks a dramatic reversal from Disney's previous resistance to AI platforms and signals a potential turning point in Hollywood's approach to generative AI and intellectual property rights.

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Disney invests $1 billion in OpenAI, licenses 200+ characters for Sora video generator

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Arizona Police Deploy AI-Generated Sketches to Identify Suspects, Raising Bias Concerns

The Goodyear Police Department in Arizona has become one of the first U.S. law enforcement agencies to use AI-generated, photorealistic images instead of traditional hand-drawn sketches for suspect identification. Despite an increase in public tips, the new approach has yet to lead to any arrests and experts warn about potential AI bias and legal challenges ahead.

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Arizona Police Deploy AI-Generated Sketches to Identify Suspects, Raising Bias Concerns

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South Korea mandates AI ad labeling to combat deepfake celebrities and fabricated experts

South Korea will require advertisers to label AI-generated ads starting in 2026 as deceptive promotions surge across social media platforms. The government identified over 97,600 illegal online ads in 2024, up from 59,000 in 2023. Officials plan punitive fines up to five times the losses incurred, with platforms responsible for ensuring compliance as the country balances AI innovation with consumer protection.

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South Korea mandates AI ad labeling to combat deepfake celebrities and fabricated experts

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