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Meta Staff Acknowledged Restrictions on Lula's Accounts Before Brazil Runoff
Internal company messages, reported by Brazil's Folha de S. Paulo, indicate the reach of the sitting president's Instagram accounts was reduced while his rival's profile was being recommended.
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Etsy cracks down on AI slop in listings
The marketplace will require at least one unedited photo of the actual item and mandatory disclosure when AI is used to create an image or content.
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Meta Takes Down the «No Kings» Instagram Account on a Day of Mass Protest
Meta, the company led by Mark Zuckerberg, removed the «No Kings» movement's Instagram account on the very day of a large protest.
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“Project Lily”: Real People Are Reading Your ChatGPT Conversations
Drawing on leaked internal documents, the outlet 404 Media has revealed that OpenAI hires hundreds of contractors to read the actual queries of ChatGPT users — and some of those queries turn out to be deeply personal confessions.
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More than a million LinkedIn users have hit the “Seems like AI slop” button
LinkedIn has reported on the popularity of its button for flagging posts generated by artificial intelligence: in a matter of weeks, more than a million people have used it.
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How Claude Opus 4.6 Was Coaxed into Forbidden Territory
Anthropic's rules explicitly forbid Claude from generating sexually explicit content, but TechCrunch's tests showed that getting around this ban in the older Opus 4.6 model is no trouble at all.
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France's Top Court Blocks Social Media Ban for Teens Under 15
France's highest judicial authority has blocked a ban on social media use for children under the age of 15.
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New Mexico Court Orders Meta to Pay $567M to Treat Teen Mental Health
The judge declared Meta's social networks a “public nuisance” and demanded the creation of a fund to help children — on top of the $375M in penalties a jury had previously imposed.
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Meta Ran Ads Featuring AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material
Researchers uncovered dozens of paid ads in Meta's ad library containing AI-generated images of child sexual abuse — all of which passed the company's moderation.
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Mistral Releases Shieldstral: An Open-Weight 3B Content Moderation Model
Mistral has unveiled Shieldstral, a compact safety classifier that takes moderation policies in natural language at runtime and, according to its developers, holds its own against models seven times larger.
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Durov: An extortionist planted CSAM in a chat to get Telegram pulled from the App Store
Pavel Durov has explained Telegram's brief removal from Apple's store as an attack by a “takedown extortionist” who slipped banned content into a public chat.
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Hugging Face Accused of Enabling Deepfakes That Undress Women and Children
A report from the European NGO AI Forensics claims that seven of the nine most popular image-editing models on Hugging Face will “undress” people on a simple request without resistance, while the platform does almost nothing to prevent it.
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EU Court Casts Doubt on Platforms' Protection from Liability for Content
The EU Court of Justice ruling in the Coyote System case broadens the notion of “control” over user content and, in the EFF's view, threatens free speech online.
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Discord Bug Banned Over 8,000 Users for Photos of Grids
Discord has admitted that a bug in its safety system had been wrongfully blocking more than 8,000 accounts since May. The culprit was images with a grid-like pattern — from chessboards to game textures.