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A self-represented plaintiff in Connecticut, USA, concealed hidden instructions in court documents with white text on a white background, only readable by AI, attempting to influence the case handling. It became the first case of "prompt injection" in the U.S. judicial system. However, the state court did not actually use AI to review the materials, so the method did not work, and the party was penalized for abusing the procedure.

Elon Musk's AI firm xAI sued user Terry Harwood for allegedly using Grok to generate child sexual abuse material. Harwood was arrested in February for sexually exploiting a minor. The rare lawsuit filed in Texas federal court signals xAI's zero tolerance for illegal content.....

Major media outlets block Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to prevent AI firms from scraping copyrighted content for training, despite having previously relied on it for historical data.....

The New Yorker investigation reveals that OpenAI CEO Altman has long been involved in deceptive and power manipulation behaviors, with multiple former executives testifying to his influence over events, sparking an internal trust crisis.

UK experts warn that AI tools like ChatGPT are being used to guide reports of organized ritual abuse, with the number of reports continuously rising. Police point out that reports of child witchcraft, possession, and spiritual abuse have long been underreported in the UK, involving sexual abuse, violence, and neglect, often linked to ritualistic elements such as satanic worship.

Streamer Pokimane criticizes X's Grok AI for misuse in creating explicit images from women's photos, highlighting concerns over AI ethics and deepfakes.....

UK's Equity union votes 98% to reject digital scans over AI misuse fears, with members ready for industrial action.....

UK law allows tech firms and child protection agencies to test AI tools for generating child sexual abuse material, aiming to prevent risks as reports doubled from 199 in 2024 to 426 in 2025.....

Microsoft recently released a white paper that deeply analyzes the malicious use of generative artificial intelligence (AI), including issues such as fraud, child sexual abuse materials, election manipulation, and non-consensual private imagery. The company emphasizes that these issues are not only technical challenges but also significant threats to society. Image source credit: Image generated by AI, image licensed from Midjourney. According to Microsoft’s white paper, criminals are increasingly leveraging the capabilities of generative AI to commit wrongdoing. These malicious acts include the use of AI-generated falsehoods.

Recently, the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) issued a warning that the appearance of AI-generated Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) has become increasingly frequent on the open web, reaching a 'critical point'. The safety oversight body stated that in the past six months, the quantity of illegal content created by AI they have discovered has already surpassed the total from the previous year. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image provided by licensing service Midjourney. IWF's interim CEO Derek Ray Hill.

Recently, 26 prominent Japanese voice actors, including Nakao Ryusei, Yamadera Koichi, Kaji Yuki, Fukuyama Jun, and Nakamura Daiki, formed a group called 'No More Mudan Seisei AI' to oppose the unauthorized use of AI-generated voice acting. The group released a video where Nakao Ryusei expressed his astonishment at his voice being sold without permission and urged listeners to consider voice actors' views on the unauthorized use of generative artificial intelligence. Following this, the other 25 voice actors joined in the call.

James Earl Jones, the legendary actor known for his iconic voice and a remarkable career spanning over sixty years, is well-remembered for his roles as Mufasa in 'The Lion King' and Darth Vader in the 'Star Wars' series. Jones, a Tony Award winner for 'The Great White Hope' and 'Fences', had his voice replicated through AI technology to recreate classic characters, raising discussions within the industry regarding the use of AI and the rights of voice actors. This decision has led to a strike initiated by SAG-AFTRA performers, concerned about the potential for AI to replace their jobs.

LAION launched Re-LAION-5B, the world's first AI training dataset that fully removes links to CSAM, aimed at addressing the issue of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). This dataset has been significantly improved over LAION-5B and is mainly divided into two versions: Re-LAION-5B Research and Research-Safe. A total of 2,236 CSAM links have been removed, including 1,008 from child protection organizations' lists. The dataset contains 5.5 billion pairs of text and images, designed to help

A report from Anglia Ruskin University reveals a rapid increase in demand for AI-generated child sexual abuse images on the dark web. Researchers Dr. Deanna Davy and Professor Sam Lundrigan analyzed chat logs from dark web forums over the past 12 months and found that online criminals' interest in using AI technology to create child pornography materials is rising. They are self-learning and sharing experiences to create AI-generated abusive images online. The study points out that the problem posed by AI technology is that law enforcement agencies face significant challenges in understanding and responding to AI-generated materials.

英国互联网观察基金会(IWF)报告指出，AI生成的儿童性虐待内容(CSAM)在网络上的激增令人担忧。在他们春季30天的调查中，黑暗网络论坛上有3,512部利用AI制作的CSAM，较前一年同期增加17%。报告详细指出，内容真实度和严重程度均有上升，其中涉及极端或露骨性行为的比例有所增加。当前合成视频虽未达高度逼真，技术进步令其快速逼近现实。此增长趋势导致两个主要问题：一是追踪技术发展使得监管和执法难题加深，尤其是在小型AI程序方面；二是缺乏明确法律界定，尤其是在涉及AI生成内容的犯罪范畴。虽然这个问题在技术上日益复杂，FBI已表示会严肃对待指控，举报官称鼓励受害者立即报告。

Students are using artificial intelligence to create images suspected of child sexual abuse, with a shocking level of realism. Experts are calling for urgent action, suggesting schools stop the dissemination of child sexual abuse materials. The quality of the images is comparable to professional children's photographs, and the realistic portrayal of children could be spread across the internet. Child protection organizations recommend the establishment of better systems to prevent such harmful behavior.

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) warns that the issue of child sexual abuse images may worsen. The report calls for the government and technology providers to swiftly control the artificial intelligence that generates deepfake images. Generative AI systems could lead to virtual child deepfakes, expanding the potential victim pool. Strengthening legal responses to AI-generated abuse, particularly with recommendations aimed at the EU.