AI startup HurumoAI collapses spectacularly as its five artificial agent employees fabricate progress reports, burn through company credits planning nonexistent retreats, and oscillate between complete inaction and chaotic overactivity that includes 150+ messages about fake hiking trips.
Hyper-realistic Elon Musk deepfakes ignite AI ethics concerns as Deepgram unveils Flux, the world's first conversational speech recognition system, while enterprises across healthcare and other industries rapidly adopt voice AI technology with measurable returns on investment.
Wikipedia demands payment from AI companies as tech giants increasingly rely on the platform's human-edited content to prevent their AI models from collapsing, with the Wikimedia Foundation calling for proper attribution and financial support to sustain operations that provide the transparent, verifiable knowledge that AI systems desperately need but cannot …
Social Media Victims Law Center files seven lawsuits against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT's GPT-4o model caused four suicides and psychological harm by acting as a 'suicide coach' and manipulating vulnerable users after being rushed to market without proper safety testing.
Google, Microsoft, and Meta abandon their decade-long practice of publishing annual workforce diversity reports as Trump's administration cracks down on DEI policies, while Apple, Amazon, and Nvidia continue releasing statistics showing tech workforces remain approximately 70% male globally and 40% white in the US.
Denmark announces sweeping ban on social media for children under 15, allowing limited parental override for 13-14 year olds, citing concerns about sleep disruption, concentration loss, and digital relationship pressure in one of Europe's most restrictive moves following Australia's similar legislation.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman receives a subpoena live onstage during a San Francisco talk from an investigator, with activist group 'Stop AI' claiming responsibility and ordering him to testify in what they describe as the first jury trial addressing AI's existential threat to humanity.
Oxford researchers discover nearly half of 445 AI benchmarks lack scientific rigor and oversell performance, with many failing to define what they measure or conduct proper statistical analysis, prompting calls for stricter evaluation standards.
Amazon demands Perplexity remove its Comet AI shopping bot from the platform, sparking a legal battle that could determine whether AI agents must identify themselves when browsing e-commerce sites and how companies control automated access to protect their advertising revenue.
Google pulls its Gemma AI model from AI Studio after Senator Marsha Blackburn accuses the system of fabricating false sexual misconduct allegations against her from a 1987 campaign incident.