"This is so sad": AI nurse scam costs Australian pensioner R2m - briefly.co.za
The AI-generated deepfake video persona convinced the pensioner to send money.
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The AI-generated deepfake video persona convinced the pensioner to send money.
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國1苗栗三義「二次追撞」釀3死3傷肇事女駕駛稱開ACC又否認- 社會 - 自由時報
On the Sanyi section of National Highway 1 in Miaoli, a secondary rear-end collision involving three vehicles resulted in three fatalities and three injuries. The SUV's female driver initially stated she was using adaptive cruise control before later denying it during formal questioning. Authorities are still investigating the exact cause of the crash.
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The car's driver-assist system steered the vehicle off the road, causing a crash that killed the driver.
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The system generated fake images that made the accused appear as an Indian Army Para SF Major, deceiving people online.
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The Flock camera system tracked the location of the deputy's ex-girlfriend's vehicle without her knowledge.
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The system tracked the license plates and movements of seven women and four men without their knowledge or consent.
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A Tesla driver-assistance system was active when the car left the road, crashed, and caught fire, killing the driver.
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司机高速上开智驾打盹车撞翻了 司机:“我开了智驾,有点瞌睡,它就撞了” - 新浪网
A driver on a Jiangxi expressway activated the smart driving feature and then dozed off, causing the car to hit a crash barrier and roll over. The driver, who was wearing a seatbelt, was not injured. Traffic police determined the crash happened because the driver mistook the assisted driving system for full self-driving and failed to remain attentive.
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AI screening system determined which job applicants to advance to the next stage of recruitment.
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The Flock camera system was used to track and monitor a female officer's vehicle movements without her knowledge.
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The system tracked the vehicle locations of a former romantic partner and a fellow police officer.
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A police officer tracked a woman's movements across Kentucky and Indiana using the Flock camera system.
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沙納漢車禍時啟動自動輔助駕駛 - singtaousa.com
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan revealed that his Tesla's Autopilot was activated during a July 14 crash in Palo Alto. He admitted fault, saying he was distracted when his phone slipped and he may have accidentally disengaged the system. Shanahan sustained serious injuries, while the other driver had minor injuries.
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An IMPD officer used Flock cameras to track the license plates of a dozen women and arranged run-ins with them.
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The Flock system generated a 30-day chronological reconstruction of John Jay Niebuhr's vehicle movements from thousands of license plate camera captures.
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The Flock ALPR system incorrectly identified Lindsay Isaacs's vehicle as involved in a fatal crash, leading to her wrongful arrest and imprisonment.
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The system incorrectly identified a vehicle as stolen, leading to a traffic stop and detention of the driver at gunpoint.
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A psychosocial safety training course at Bunbury prison, commissioned by the Western Australia Department of Justice, used a scenario generated by Microsoft Copilot that included the real name of former employee Bronwyn Hendry, an alleged sexual harassment victim. The trainer said she was unaware the AI had used a real person's name. Ms Hendry described the incident as triggering and contradictory, given her ongoing Federal Court case. The department acknowledged the incident and said it would take measures to prevent recurrence.
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In the late 1970s and 1980s, St George's Hospital Medical School used a computer algorithm to automate the first round of its admissions process, scoring applicants based on historical data. The model was found to discriminate against female applicants and those with non-European-looking names, denying them interviews. The bias was discovered by two professors, and the university co-operated with a Commission for Racial Equality inquiry, subsequently contacting affected applicants and offering some places.
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A passenger was injured while riding in an EasyMile self-driving shuttle in Columbus, Ohio, when the vehicle made an emergency stop from 7 mph, causing the passenger to fall from their seat. The passenger sought medical attention, and the local transportation project Smart Columbus halted the service. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) partially suspended EasyMile's US operations, prohibiting the company from carrying passengers while it investigates the incident.
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Resident physicians at Stanford Medical Center protested after only seven out of over 1,300 were prioritised for the first 5,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Hospital leadership blamed the unequal distribution plan on a "very complex algorithm", which used a points-based formula that researchers suspect used flawed proxies for COVID-19 risk. The algorithm reportedly failed to account for direct patient exposure and disadvantaged rotating residents. Following widespread backlash, Stanford apologised and stated it would revise its distribution plan, while some residents obtained vaccinations elsewhere.
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The New York State Nurses Association alleges that Montefiore Health System plans to lay off 12 utilization review nurses and replace them with AI-powered software from Datavant. The union warns that the move could compromise patient care by having AI review insurance denials without clinical judgement. Montefiore denies the claims, stating they are investing in technology for better outcomes. The plan has sparked a town hall and calls from elected officials to halt the layoffs.
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ScotRail launched a new AI onboard announcer using the voice of an employee, Vannessa Sloan, after voiceover artist Gayanne Potter alleged her voice was used without permission to train the previous AI announcer, Iona. Potter claimed she was told her recordings for ReadSpeaker would be used for accessibility software, not commercial purposes. The new system uses Sloan's voice and is described by ScotRail as 'ethically produced'.
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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's congressional office used Claude, an AI chatbot, to spellcheck and grammar-check a summary of an amendment to the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act. Screenshots of the summary circulated online because it still contained the text 'Claude responded:'. Luna initially said staff used AI to correct draft text and did not edit it, then clarified that AI was only used on the summary and that no legislation is drafted with AI. The incident drew public speculation about AI use in legislative work.
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