Figma acquires Tel Aviv AI startup Weavy for an undisclosed sum, rebranding it as Figma Weave to enhance its design platform with advanced AI-powered image and video generation capabilities using innovative node-based editing tools.
Major Japanese publishers including Sony's Aniplex, Studio Ghibli, and Square Enix formally demand OpenAI stop using their copyrighted content to train the Sora 2 AI model, claiming the system produces outputs that closely resemble their works without permission and violates Japanese copyright law.
Cameo sues OpenAI in federal court for trademark infringement, claiming the AI company's use of 'cameo' in Sora's deepfake feature deliberately confuses consumers and damages their brand by associating it with artificial content.
Adobe launches revolutionary AI audio tools that automatically generate custom soundtracks and voiceovers for videos, while expanding Photoshop to integrate third-party AI models from Google and Black Forest Labs, plus debuts a conversational AI assistant in Adobe Express for effortless design creation.
Real estate agents generate 500-1,000 fake AI property videos daily using platforms like AutoReel, creating misleading walkthroughs with impossible architecture, magically expanded rooms, and virtual enhancements that deceive homebuyers, with 80-90% of agents now using AI despite legal concerns about deceptive practices.
Employees exploit AI tools like GPT-4o to create sophisticated fake expense receipts, driving business fraud up 14% in three months as companies scramble to deploy detection systems against forgeries so realistic that human reviewers cannot identify them.
OpenAI's viral Sora AI video app reaches 2 million downloads while rolling out pet cameo features, basic editing tools, and enhanced social channels, maintaining its top App Store position as Android version approaches launch.
Netflix announces it is going 'all in' on generative AI to revolutionize streaming recommendations, advertising, and content creation, with CEO Ted Sarandos claiming the technology will help creators tell stories better and faster while insisting human creativity remains irreplaceable.
Israeli AI company Lightricks launches LTX-2, a revolutionary video generator that creates 4K videos with synchronized audio from text prompts at one-tenth the cost of OpenAI's Sora, targeting the massive $600 billion global video production market.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns of 'really bad stuff' coming from AI technology as the company's new video app Sora 2 tops Apple's App Store while generating controversial Holocaust denial deepfakes and fake criminal footage of public figures, raising urgent concerns about society's ability to distinguish real from fabricated video …