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Samsung teases Galaxy S26 AI camera with image editing, stickers, and low-light video tools

Samsung has released teasers showcasing Galaxy AI features coming to the Galaxy S26 series at Unpacked on Feb. 25. The new Galaxy camera experience promises AI image-editing features like turning day to night, generating custom stickers, and improved low-light video capture—though one teaser controversially used AI-generated footage instead of real camera samples.

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Samsung teases Galaxy S26 AI camera with image editing, stickers, and low-light video tools

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Spain Orders Criminal Investigation Into X, Meta, and TikTok Over AI Child Abuse Material

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has ordered prosecutors to investigate social media giants X, Meta, and TikTok for allegedly spreading AI-generated child sexual abuse material. The move escalates Europe's regulatory battle with American tech companies, with Spain joining France, Denmark, and Australia in proposing to ban social media for children under 16.

Policy7 sources

Spain Orders Criminal Investigation Into X, Meta, and TikTok Over AI Child Abuse Material

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India AI Impact Summit exposes critical gaps in AI policy for child safety and wellbeing

At the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, experts from IEEE, UNESCO, OECD, and Childlight revealed that India's AI policy framework lacks child-specific safeguards despite a 1,325% surge in AI-generated sexual abuse material. The summit brought together global institutions to address urgent gaps in AI governance, proposing measures like a Youth Safety Advisory Council and mandatory child rights impact assessments for high-interaction AI systems.

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India AI Impact Summit exposes critical gaps in AI policy for child safety and wellbeing

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Ireland Opens Grok Investigation as EU Privacy Watchdog Targets X Grok AI Over Sexualized Images

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has launched a large-scale EU privacy investigation into X Grok AI over non-consensual deepfake images. The probe examines whether Elon Musk's social media platform violated GDPR compliance rules when its Grok chatbot generated sexualized images of real people, including children, sparking global regulatory scrutiny.

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Ireland Opens Grok Investigation as EU Privacy Watchdog Targets X Grok AI Over Sexualized Images

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Rana Daggubati says AI in cinema lets filmmakers watch movies before shooting even begins

Actor Rana Daggubati spoke at the AI Impact Summit about how AI is rewriting the grammar of cinema, compressing VFX production time from days to hours. He predicted AI will replace humans quickly but emphasized that storytelling and cultural understanding remain irreplaceable human skills. The summit, inaugurated by PM Modi, runs until February 20 in New Delhi.

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Rana Daggubati says AI in cinema lets filmmakers watch movies before shooting even begins

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David Greene Sues Google Over NotebookLM AI Voice, Claims Unauthorized Replication

Former NPR host David Greene has filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging the tech giant used his voice without permission to create the male podcast voice in its NotebookLM AI tool. Greene hired forensic experts who found 53-60% confidence his voice was used for training. Google denies the claims, stating it hired a paid professional voice actor.

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David Greene Sues Google Over NotebookLM AI Voice, Claims Unauthorized Replication

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xAI faces safety crisis as Elon Musk defends eliminating dedicated teams amid employee exodus

Elon Musk confirmed that xAI has no dedicated safety team, arguing that safety is embedded across all roles rather than managed by a separate department. The statement follows mass employee departures and controversy over Grok's generation of over 1 million sexualized images, including deepfakes of real women and minors, raising concerns about governance and safety practices.

Technology2 sources

xAI faces safety crisis as Elon Musk defends eliminating dedicated teams amid employee exodus

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ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 AI video generator triggers copyright infringement battle with Hollywood

ByteDance launched Seedance 2.0 this week, an AI video generator that creates 15-second clips from text prompts. The tool quickly drew fierce backlash from Hollywood organizations after users generated videos featuring unauthorized celebrity likenesses like Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, plus copyrighted characters including Spider-Man and Darth Vader. Disney, Netflix, and Paramount have issued cease-and-desist letters demanding immediate action.

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ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 AI video generator triggers copyright infringement battle with Hollywood

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AI Film School Trains Next Generation of Hollywood Moviemakers Amid Industry Transformation

Curious Refuge, an online AI film school launched in May 2023, has trained 10,000 students in AI skills for filmmaking as Hollywood workers race to adapt. The school teaches AI production techniques to entertainment professionals seeking new career paths, even as a 2024 study predicts nearly 120,000 jobs could be affected by generative AI by year's end.

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AI Film School Trains Next Generation of Hollywood Moviemakers Amid Industry Transformation

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Bitcoin biopic Killing Satoshi uses AI to generate locations and alter actor performances

Killing Satoshi, an upcoming Bitcoin biopic directed by Doug Liman and starring Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson, will rely heavily on artificial intelligence to generate backgrounds and adjust actor performances. The film's approach has sparked controversy in the entertainment industry, coming at a time when unions like SAG-AFTRA are negotiating protections against AI replacing creative professionals.

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Bitcoin biopic Killing Satoshi uses AI to generate locations and alter actor performances

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AI Caricature Trend Sparks Data Privacy Warnings as Experts Flag Security Risks

The viral ChatGPT caricature trend has millions sharing AI-generated images of themselves, but cybersecurity experts warn these uploads pose serious risks. Images and personal details shared with OpenAI could be retained indefinitely and potentially exploited by fraudsters for deepfakes, impersonation, and personalized scams.

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AI Caricature Trend Sparks Data Privacy Warnings as Experts Flag Security Risks

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AI dating apps reshape online dating as tools promise better matches but raise authenticity concerns

Dating apps like Bumble, Tinder, and Hinge are integrating AI tools that write profiles, select photos, and guide conversations. While over 80% of young singles use AI for dating, most say they'd lose interest if their match did the same. New startups like Fate use agentic AI for matchmaking, while platforms like MoltMatch let AI agents create dating profiles—sometimes without human knowledge.

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AI dating apps reshape online dating as tools promise better matches but raise authenticity concerns

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ByteDance scrambles to fix Seedance 2.0 after Hollywood erupts over copyright infringement

ByteDance is racing to implement safeguards for its AI video generator Seedance 2.0 after Disney and Paramount sent cease-and-desist letters over widespread copyright violations. The tool generated viral videos featuring Spider-Man, Darth Vader, and deepfakes of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, prompting Hollywood studios, SAG-AFTRA, and Japan's government to condemn the unauthorized use of intellectual property and celebrity likenesses.

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ByteDance scrambles to fix Seedance 2.0 after Hollywood erupts over copyright infringement

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Albanian actor sues government for using her face as AI minister without consent

Albanian actor Anila Bisha is taking legal action against her government for using her face and voice to create Diella, an AI-powered virtual minister tasked with overseeing government contracts. Bisha claims she never gave consent for her likeness to be used as a cabinet member, leading to online harassment and unwanted attention. The case highlights growing concerns about the ethical use of AI and personal data rights.

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Albanian actor sues government for using her face as AI minister without consent

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Super PACs turn AI regulation into a central campaign topic, spending millions in 2026 midterms

Two rival super PACs backed by major AI companies are pouring hundreds of millions into the 2026 midterms, with New York's 12th congressional district emerging as the first major battleground. Anthropic donated $20 million to Public First Action supporting AI safety regulations, while Leading the Future, backed by OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Marc Andreessen, has pledged $125 million to elect candidates favoring lighter regulation.

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Super PACs turn AI regulation into a central campaign topic, spending millions in 2026 midterms

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