Meta ran hundreds of paid ads on Facebook and Instagram that used AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery, including ads in India, according to a report by Tech Transparency Project. The report found 332 such ads, with 84 running in India and 274 of them appearing in August this year. The result is renewed scrutiny from Indian agencies and a Supreme Court petition seeking mandatory reporting and identification of accounts promoting CSAM, while Meta says it has removed ads after being alerted.
Meta removed some ads with AI-generated CSAM from Facebook and Instagram after reporting, but an investigation found it missed CSAM ads. Tech Transparency Project said Meta failed to detect 332 ads containing CSAM this year. As a result, the report alleges Meta’s detection and enforcement fell short, and it links the ads largely to China-made AI and “nudify” apps that digitally alter children’s images.
Tom Noble built his business ventures by publicly documenting them and asking followers for feedback across social media, after an AI-assisted website era made attention the main bottleneck.
Adobe overhauled editor interaction with AI in Premiere through its Generative Media tool for creating video, sound effects, music, and soundscapes within the project timeline. The key workflow change is generating clips by highlighting an empty gap in a video or audio track. As a result, editors can stay inside Premiere instead of switching to browsers or external apps to source B-roll or audio elements.
Lexroom acquired Bulgarian legal-tech startup Praven Intelekt in full, adding its AI platform and team to Lexroom’s organization.
Praven Intelekt’s platform had more than 20,000 registered users and over 900 customers.
The acquisition gives Lexroom its first foothold in Central and Eastern Europe, with Praven Intelekt’s technology and datasets being gradually integrated into Lexroom’s legal AI platform.
FinalFrame launched as a photo editing critique tool that compares your edit to the original and suggests slider adjustments. Your first paid month includes 50% extra credits. Uploading successive versions shows what changed while still identifying what is limiting the edit.
OpenAI expanded its journalism support by adding tools, training, and partnerships aimed at students, educators, journalists, and news organizations. The article does not provide any specific date, funding amount, or numeric milestone. As a result, more groups across classrooms to newsrooms can access OpenAI resources for journalism-related work.
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