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Fake Precedents And AI In Korea: A Survey-Based Look At Judges’ Views
A South Korean court survey found many judges had encountered fabricated or distorted citations, including in filings submitted by lawyers.
This AI Chatbot Could Restrict Access After Rude Exchanges
A Cleveland.com headline says rude exchanges could lead to a chatbot ban, but the chatbot, policy and rationale are not confirmed in available details.
When Malware Asks AI About You: The VOLTA Infostealer Story
Cisco Talos says VOLTA-AUTODOXER sends victim profiles to AI models for assessment. The report does not confirm that any model returned a dossier.
One Year Of UBI In The Marshall Islands, And The Bigger AI Questions
The Marshall Islands completed four Enra payments and approved $32.5 million for year two. The program’s effects have not yet been evaluated.
What Microsoft’s AI Pact For Schools Says About Human Control
Microsoft is offering U.S. school districts an AI contract that restricts student-data use, tracking, companion features and decisions without human review.
Meta’s Reported Humanoid Robot Max And The Coming Debate Over Home Labor
A report says Meta and Chinese robotics firm Fourier built a home-oriented humanoid prototype called Max. Meta has not announced it or a sales plan.
Claude, AI, And Why Anthropic Says Meanness Isn’t About Feelings
Anthropic reportedly advises users not to be mean to Claude, but the available account does not explain the technical basis or evidence.
After AI Layoffs, Workers Face Questions That Past Tech Shocks Raised
A Goldman Sachs note, reported by Fortune, says likely AI-displaced workers took longer to find jobs. The estimates and long-term effects remain uncertain.
What To Know About Singapore Layoffs Near A Six-Year High And AI Fears
Singapore recorded 4,800 retrenchments in Q3 2026, the highest quarterly count since late 2020. Official data points to restructuring, not AI, as the main driver.