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- 1Mark Cuban accuses Facebook of knowingly profiting from deepfake scam ads▼Cuban: Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads; docs say $16B fraud revenue
Mark Zuckerberg-era investor and billionaire Mark Cuban says Meta's Facebook knowingly runs AI-generated deepfake scam ads, citing documents he claims show fraud-related advertising brings in roughly $16 billion in revenue. The allegation is drawing wide attention, with commenters debating whether the platform knowingly tolerates fraudulent ads because they are profitable, and what regulatory or legal consequences could follow.
- 2Elvis and Eminem rights holders sue AI music firm Suno●TL;DR: Rights holders of Elvis Presley and Eminem are suing AI music company Suno for allegedly generating music and lyr
Rights holders representing Elvis Presley and Eminem are suing the AI music company Suno, accusing it of generating music and lyrics that imitate the artists without permission. The case is seen as a major test of how copyright law applies to artificial intelligence companies trained on or outputting material resembling protected works.
- 3UK public bodies overwhelmed by AI-generated complaints▼‘AI clog’: UK public bodies battle onslaught of chatbot-generated complaints
MPs' offices, local authorities, lawyers and schools across the UK are being hit by floods of chatbot-generated complaints, requests and legal challenges. The Guardian reports staff struggle to process the surge, as AI tools let people quickly draft complex grievances that are time-consuming to read and answer. Observers have dubbed the phenomenon 'AI clog', warning it is straining public services already stretched for resources.