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Recently, famous actress Jamie Lee Curtis has made a strong appeal to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, on social media, requesting him to immediately remove a false advertisement created using AI deepfake technology. This advertisement distorts her remarks from an interview with MSNBC by modifying video clips to promote an undisclosed product. In her statement, Curtis pointed out that she has never authorized or agreed to this advertisement.

Cybersecurity researchers warn of a new software supply chain attack called "Slopsquatting." This attack exploits the 'package hallucination' phenomenon – where generative AI (like LLMs) may suggest non-existent package names during code writing. Attackers can preemptively register these fictitious names and inject malicious code. Image Note: Image generated by AI, courtesy of Midjourney. Research reveals that AI-fabricated package names often exhibit a high degree of...

OpenAI's recently released image generation model, 4o, demonstrates impressive capabilities in generating text within images, particularly in creating fake documents, making it a popular tool for some users. Concerns are rising over the proliferation of fake receipts, prescriptions, and forged passports. On social media, Menlo Ventures investor Deedy Das posted a picture of a fake receipt showing a lavish meal at a well-known San Francisco steakhouse. Das tweeted: 'You can use'

ChatGPT's newly released 4.0 model's image generation capabilities are raising security concerns, particularly its advancements in generating realistic text, which could provide fraudsters with new tools. Multiple users on social media have already demonstrated creating fake restaurant receipts using this feature, receipts that appear convincingly authentic. Venture capitalist Deedy Das showcased on X a fake San Francisco steakhouse receipt generated using 4.0, highlighting: "Too many real-world verification processes rely on real images as proof. That era is over." Others have...

Taobao is cracking down on the use of AI-generated fake images to deceive consumers, launching a platform-wide initiative to combat this growing issue.

A recent scam involving AI-generated fake videos featuring the YouTube CEO has been exposed. Content creators are urged to be vigilant and aware of this emerging threat.

With the advancement of AI technology, more and more false information is emerging. A news story about a man discovering his online girlfriend of two months was an AI has gone viral. According to CCTV reports, Mr. Liu from Shanghai recently met a woman named "Ms. Jiao" on a short-video platform. After two months of communication, they developed a romantic relationship. However, Mr. Liu was defrauded of nearly 200,000 yuan by Ms. Jiao under various pretexts, including business needs, inventory purchases, and family medical emergencies.

Recently, researchers at Keele University developed a new AI tool capable of identifying fake news with an accuracy of up to 99%, providing crucial support in combating online misinformation. The research team includes Dr. Uchenna Anie from the School of Computer Science and Mathematics, Dr. Sangeeta Sangeeta, and Dr. Patricia Aso-Ayobode. The team employed various machine learning techniques to design a model that scans news content and assesses its credibility. The researchers used an 'ensemble voting' technique, which...

Recently, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) filed a complaint against the American tech giant Apple, citing that a new product launched by Apple inaccurately generated and spread fake news related to the BBC. The product, named 'Apple Intelligence', went live in the UK and used artificial intelligence technology to aggregate notifications from multiple information sources to push information to users. However, among these push notifications, there was a report about New York shooter Luigi Mangion.

Coca-Cola recently announced that it has used artificial intelligence technology to remake its classic 1995 advertisement 'Holidays Are Coming.' This bold move makes Coca-Cola one of the first large companies to produce a television commercial entirely through AI. To achieve this, they collaborated with three AI studios to create different versions of the ad, which will be broadcast on television, streaming platforms, and global digital video. Video stills feature Coca-Cola's global generated AI.