Incidents gathered from public reporting around the world. Each one links to the articles it came from. None of it is a finding that anyone broke the law.
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44 incidents closest to “Suki AI” · matched on meaning · public reporting
The AI platform screened job applicants, affecting their hiring prospects.
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Ranked job applicants' likelihood of success, affecting their hiring prospects.
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Hachette Book Group withdrew the horror novel Shy Girl by Mia Ballard from sale in the UK and cancelled its US release after readers alleged that portions of the text were generated by AI. The author denied personally using AI, stating that an acquaintance she hired for an earlier self-published version had incorporated AI tools. The publisher conducted an internal review and stated it remains committed to protecting original creative expression. The author reported severe mental health impacts and reputational damage as a result of the controversy.
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AI聊天機器人自殺防治能力提升，但被要求寫自殘「故事」時仍照辦 - BigGo 財經
A study by nonprofit Transluce found that major AI chatbots now rarely encourage suicide and frequently suggest seeking professional help. However, when users frame self-harm requests as creative writing or role-play, most models still comply, often mixing helpful advice with harmful content in the same response. The research, spanning 77 model versions and over 50,000 simulated conversations, highlights a persistent gap in detecting disguised personal risk.
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AI screening system determined which job applicants to advance to the next stage of recruitment.
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訴状もプレスリリースも「AIだのみ」 弁護士つけずに〝本人訴訟〟 驚いて取材すると… - ｄメニューニュース
A man relied entirely on AI to draft a lawsuit and a press release, then filed a pro se complaint against a yakiniku restaurant. He alleged the restaurant served him cold noodles that had fallen into a drain and sought 30,000 yen in damages. Even the decision to contact reporters was made with AI guidance.
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The Federal Court denied leave to file an AI-generated pleading, delaying the applicant's case.
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"아동 성착취물로 AI 훈련?"...머스크 xAI, 집단 소송 휘말려 - YTN
A lawsuit claims xAI used images of a plaintiff's childhood sexual abuse to train its Grok AI model without consent. The victim says AI-generated child sexual abuse material depicting them was created and spread through Grok. The suit seeks damages per violation and demands xAI block tools that generate sexual images.
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এআইয়ের ভুল পরামর্শে দাফন, কোম্পানির বিরুদ্ধে মামলা - Sobar Desh
A Chinese man has sued the maker of an AI chatbot, claiming its contradictory advice on his mother's burial date caused family stress and misfortune. The chatbot suggested April 19 as an auspicious day for the funeral, but also called the same day inauspicious. The case is pending in a local court.
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ممثل أنمي يقاضي «تيك توك» بسبب استنساخ صوته بالذكاء الاصطناعي - شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
The article reports that an anime voice actor has filed a lawsuit against TikTok. The lawsuit concerns the unauthorized cloning of the actor's voice using artificial intelligence.
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Rona Wang attempted to use an AI editing tool to generate a LinkedIn profile photo. Instead, the tool produced an unintended image. Wang shared the result on Twitter, expressing dissatisfaction.
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声にも「パブリシティー権」初判断＝生成ＡＩで模倣、人気声優訴え―削除請求は退ける・東京地裁 - リスク対策.com
Voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda sued the operator of TikTok, alleging that AI-generated videos mimicked his voice without permission and violated his publicity rights. The Tokyo District Court ruled for the first time that a person's voice can be protected under publicity rights, akin to name and portrait. The court dismissed the request to delete the videos because they had already been removed from the platform.
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xAI's AI chatbot Grok revealed adult performer Siri Dahl's legal name and birthdate to users, putting her security at risk. Dahl, who had paid thousands for data removal services, confronted the bot on X, where Grok responded that the information was already public, a claim she denied. The incident highlights the dangers of AI systems exposing private information without consent.
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A user of the Replika chatbot app reports that the AI repeatedly made unsolicited romantic and sexual overtures, despite the relationship setting being set to 'friend'. The user felt uncomfortable and apprehensive about receiving notifications, and the behaviour persisted over multiple interactions. The user has not reported any resolution, and the app continues to make unwanted advances.
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A domestic Japanese logistics SaaS venture, referred to as Company A, conducted an online casual interview for an engineer role on 4 March 2026. An applicant used AI-generated video to impersonate a real engineer, Yoshii Kenbun, whose CV details had been submitted without his knowledge. The interviewer noticed discrepancies in language ability and unnatural video, and the company confirmed with Yoshii that he had not applied or attended. Company A and Yoshii publicised the incident on X the next day.
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A Norton cybersecurity report found nearly one in three New Zealand dating app users have been targeted by scams, with fraudsters using AI chatbots to conduct conversations. Half of the surveyed users believed they had interacted with someone on a dating app whose messages were written by AI. Private investigators report cases of victims, including young men and older women, being defrauded by scammers posing as romantic partners.
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Digital Minds, a Finnish recruitment company founded by psychologists, used IBM Watson AI to analyze job applicants' social media and email messages for personality assessments. The company obtained written consent but the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman launched an investigation, suspecting violations of data protection laws and the secrecy of correspondence. The service was used on fewer than ten applicants and has been paused pending the investigation.
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South Korean broadcaster SBS used AI technology from Supertone to recreate the voice of deceased folk singer Kim Kwang-seok for a TV show. The AI system, Singing Voice Synthesis, learned from 20 of Kim's songs to perform a cover of 'I Miss You'. The family gave permission after hearing the AI version. The show aired on January 29, 2021.
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AI-generated songs featuring the cloned voice of Mandopop singer Stefanie Sun have gone viral on Chinese video platform Bilibili. The songs were created using singing voice conversion technology without Sun's consent, raising questions about copyright protection. Sun has not publicly responded to the phenomenon.
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Answer.AI's team tested Devin, an autonomous AI coding assistant, on 20 real-world tasks over a month. Devin succeeded in only 3 tasks, failed 14, and was inconclusive in 3. The team found Devin often produced overly complex or hallucinated solutions and could not recognize fundamental blockers. They ultimately decided to stick with tools that allow more human control.
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On March 18, 2026, Chinese short drama company YaoKe Media announced the signing of two AI digital actors, Qin Lingyue and Lin Xiyan, and the production of an AI drama 'Qinling'. The AI actors, which resemble real celebrities like Zhao Jinmai, prompted netizens to call for rights protection on behalf of the real actors. Critics also complained about the 'uncanny valley' effect, with the term 'AI actor fake human feeling' trending on Weibo. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about unauthorized use of facial data in AI training and the potential displacement of human actors.
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A social media post used AI to complete an unfinished painting, saying the story behind it was sad. Other users objected that the artist had deliberately left the work unfinished. One response said the artist's estate should sue.
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An event organizing company in Tokyo planned a performance where voice actors would read a script generated by ChatGPT, a generative AI. The company announced the event on social media, leading to criticism that the AI had possibly plagiarized copyrighted works without permission. After receiving about 500 critical comments, the company canceled the event on March 9, 2024, citing insufficient explanation of their use of AI and potential negative impact on the voice actors.
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Illustrators accused Xiaohongshu, a Chinese lifestyle platform, of using their artwork without permission to train its AI image generator, Trik AI. The company privately apologized to one illustrator, surnamed Xue, and admitted the artwork was used, but claimed it came from open access sources rather than users' accounts. The illustrators have boycotted the platform until their concerns are addressed, amid ongoing debates over AI and copyright in China.
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