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fromDataBreaches.Net
1 week ago

A hacker used AI to automate an 'unprecedented' cybercrime spree, Anthropic says - DataBreaches.Net

A hacker used a leading AI chatbot to research, hack, and extort at least 17 companies, automating target discovery, exploit development, and ransom tasks.
#cybercrime
fromThe Verge
1 week ago

'Vibe-hacking' is now a top AI threat

"Agentic AI systems are being weaponized." That's one of the first lines of Anthropic's new Threat Intelligence report, out today, which details the wide range of cases in which Claude - and likely many other leading AI agents and chatbots - are being abused. First up: "Vibe-hacking." One sophisticated cybercrime ring that Anthropic says it recently disrupted used Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent, to extort data from at least 17 different organizations around the world within one month.
Artificial intelligence
#legal-ethics
fromwww.dw.com
1 month ago

South African lawyers call for rules for AI use in court DW 07/23/2025

The court has gained the impression that the lawyers placed false trust in the veracity of AI-generated legal research and, out of laziness, failed to check this research.
Law
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
2 months ago

People Are Asking ChatGPT for Advice on Injecting Their Own Facial Filler, a Cosmetic Procedure That Should Only Be Carried Out by Licensed Medical Professionals

Using ChatGPT for at-home cosmetic procedures poses serious risks and should be avoided.
fromTechCrunch
2 months ago

Lawyers could face 'severe' penalties for fake AI-generated citations, UK court warns | TechCrunch

The High Court of England and Wales emphasizes the need for lawyers to prevent AI misuse and conduct thorough research, as AI can produce false legal information.
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
3 months ago

Journalists at Chicago Newspaper "Deeply Disturbed" That "Disaster" AI Slop Was Printed Alongside Their Real Work

The Sun-Times came under fire this week after readers called attention to a 'summer reading list' published in the paper's weekend edition that recommended books that turned out to be completely nonexistent.
Artificial intelligence
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

Hyper-sexualized AI Down syndrome content is going viral in latest sick trend

"It makes me feel a myriad of things," Charlotte Woodward, a 35-year-old woman with Down Syndrome told The Post. "Not only do I find it disturbing, I find it personally upsetting. I also feel anger and outrage."
Social media marketing
fromDefector
4 months ago

The Best Thing I Own Is My Tiny TV/VCR | Defector

It was from Sylvania, with a whopping 9-inch screen, and came with a power source that hooks up into your car's cigarette lighter for when the grid goes down and we're fucked.
Television
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