Today's AI landscape is shifting rapidly as tech giants and regulators grapple with safety concerns, while new applications raise fresh ethical questions. From Meta's protective measures to Hollywood's AI resistance, here's what you need to know.

In a significant move for AI safety, Meta is implementing new safeguards that will allow parents to block AI chatbots from interacting with their children. This development comes as Australian education minister warns about AI chatbots harming children, particularly through bullying.

Actress Olivia Williams is leading a charge for 'nudity rider'-type controls for AI body scans in the film industry. The growing use of on-set body scanning has sparked concerns about job security and data privacy among actors and crew members.

Legal experts are raising concerns about OpenAI's Sora technology creating videos of deceased individuals, warning about the potential misuse of personal legacies and the need for stronger regulations around AI-generated content of the deceased.

In a controversial move, Republicans have utilized deepfake technology to create an attack ad featuring a synthetic version of Chuck Schumer, highlighting the growing concern over AI's role in political manipulation.

A Queensland anti-renewables group has been caught using AI to generate citations for nonexistent research papers in their inquiry submissions, showcasing the emerging challenge of AI-generated misinformation in policy discussions.

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