OpenAI's video model and social media platform were too beautiful for this world.
Regulatory scrutiny of nonconsensual sexual image generation is rising. But will it be enough to address the problem?
It's a smokescreen solution to a problem that isn't going away.
During a a recent review, Grok generated thousands of sexually suggestive AI images per hour, according to a deepfake researcher.
In the name of the Slop God.
Fake images, videos, and audio files crossed the “indistinguishable threshold" this year. Where do we go from here?
Why not take quotes out of context the old fashioned way: by having someone read them in a scary voice?
The company says it’s adding new “guardrails” to protect historical figures from AI misuse.
'Face/Off' would definitely be illegal under this, right?
While the legislation is well intended, it offers a broad opportunity for abuse.
According to YouTube, Screen Culture and KH Studio's AI-made trailers violate policies by letting studios take a revenue cut.
As AI only gets better at fooling audiences, major studios have opted to take a disappointing course of action.
AI generated songs that mimic real artists are becoming a serious problem.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development showed the video with the text "Long Live The Real King."
AI is abundant, but people are good at recognizing when an image has been created using the technology.
Authorities searched the tipsters phone and allegedly discovered AI-generated child porn, with plans to make more.
Judges and legal scholars worry that AI-generated evidence, or false claims about AI-generated evidence, will derail and prolong cases.
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging Minnesota's law criminalizing election deepfakes say an expert brought in by the state likely wrote his opinion with the help of AI.
Read the complaints filed with the FTC about scams that use Elon Musk's face.
Trump has previously called real videos of himself doing something embarrassing "fake" or AI.
