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Jun 2026
- IndexedJun 16, 2026The Doc App counsel files fabricated case law in Florida court
A lawyer representing The Doc App, Inc. used AI to generate court filings that included fake case law. The court flagged the hallucinations and previously sanctioned the attorney, though it declined further sanctions in June 2026.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Pro Se litigant sanctioned $5,000 for AI hallucinated case law in Illinois court
A Pro Se litigant in the Northern District of Illinois utilized AI to generate legal filings that contained numerous fabricated cases and quotes. The court found the submissions to be riddled with hallucinations and imposed a $5,000 sanction for violating Rule 11.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Iowa appeal dismissed after pro se litigant filed fabricated case law, AI suspected
Pro se litigant Mynesia A. Anderson submitted legal filings in an Iowa child support appeal containing fabricated case law and false quotes. The court identified the hallucinations and subsequently dismissed the appeal.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Henry County Schools v. Grant case involves AI fabricated case law
A lawyer and judge in the Georgia case Henry County Schools et al. v. Grant et al. submitted fabricated and misrepresented case law. The incident occurred on June 10, 2026, and resulted in the vacation of the trial court's order.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Bowers files fabricated case law in Arizona court
A Pro Se litigant in Arizona submitted court filings containing fabricated case law generated by AI. The incident was documented in a database of AI legal hallucinations.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Procureur général du Canada sanctioned pro se litigant for AI fabricated case law
A self-represented litigant in Canada was sanctioned by the Federal Court for submitting fabricated case law generated by AI. The court emphasized that citing non-existent sources is a serious matter that undermines the administration of justice.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Harbor Distributing lawyer sanctioned for AI fabricated case law
A lawyer for Harbor Distributing, LLC used AI to generate legal citations and quotes that were found to be fabricated. The court imposed a $6,000 sanction and referred the lawyer to the state bar.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Lawyer Mike Singh Sethi sanctioned in 9th Circuit for AI fabricated case law
Lawyer Mike Singh Sethi was sanctioned by the 9th Circuit for submitting AI-generated fabricated case law in the Lnu v. Blanche case. The sanctions included a $5,000 fine and a six-month suspension of his law license.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026California judge relied on fictitious AI case law in H.C. v. Contreras
A California judge's ruling was reversed after the court relied on a fictitious case citation produced by generative AI. The trial court had ignored warnings from opposing counsel regarding the nonexistent authority.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026LiveVideo.AI Corp lawyer sanctioned for fabricated case law in SDNY
In the case of LiveVideo.AI Corp. v. Redstone, a lawyer submitted filings containing hallucinated case law. The S.D.N.Y. court imposed an adverse costs order of $80,056 and referred the attorney to the bar.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Reaves Law Firm sanctioned for filing AI generated fabricated case law
A federal court in Tennessee sanctioned Reaves Law Firm, PLLC after the firm submitted filings containing hallucinated legal citations. The court issued a Rule 11 sanction, including a bar referral and an adverse costs order.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Todd Blanche sanctioned by Seventh Circuit for AI hallucinations in legal brief
Lawyer Todd Blanche was sanctioned $5,000 by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals after filing a brief containing fabricated case law and false record representations generated by ChatGPT. The court also referred the matter to the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026City of Aberdeen legal team sanctioned for First Drafts AI hallucinations
Lawyers in the case Withers v. City of Aberdeen used AI to file documents containing fabricated case law. The court imposed an $8,000 fine and disqualified several attorneys after discovering the hallucinations.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Law Society of Ontario lawyer fined 31,150 CAD for Grok hallucinations
A lawyer was ordered to pay 31,150 CAD in adverse costs after using Grok to file fabricated legal authorities in a Canadian tribunal case. The incident demonstrates the risks of relying on AI for legal research without manual verification.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Brazil labor court AI detects hidden prompt injection in legal petition
The AI tool Galileu, used by Brazil's labor courts, identified a hidden prompt injection in a legal petition designed to manipulate the AI's analysis. The system alerted the judge and blocked the malicious instructions, preventing the manipulation of the judicial process.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Argentina Ministry of Human Capital AI announcement video riddled with errors
Argentina's Ministry of Human Capital launched a "Social Digital Twin" AI to simulate social policy impacts. The promotional video released for the announcement contained numerous AI-generated typos and visual errors.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Reddit ads used deepfake news and cloned sites to promote AI investment scams
Reddit failed to prevent a series of sponsored ads that used deepfakes and cloned websites to impersonate news outlets like the BBC and The Guardian. These ads promoted fraudulent AI investment platforms, targeting users in the US and Europe.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Social Health Authority AI premiums overcharge poorest Kenyans
Kenya's Social Health Authority deployed an AI-driven predictive model to set health insurance premiums based on income. An investigation found the system systematically overcharged the poorest citizens, effectively denying them access to healthcare.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026LAION-5B dataset used to train Stability AI models found to contain child sexual abuse material
Researchers from the Stanford Internet Observatory identified thousands of CSAM images in the LAION-5B dataset used to train Stability AI's models. This highlighted a critical failure in the safety and curation of large-scale training data.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Twitter automated moderation linked to surge in harmful content
Twitter shifted to AI-driven content moderation after significantly reducing its human moderation staff, leading to a reported surge in hate speech. The transition highlighted the limitations of automated systems in managing nuanced harmful content without human oversight.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Air AI banned from marketing business opportunities after FTC deceptive claims suit
Air AI Technologies was sued by the FTC for misleading small businesses about the earnings potential of its AI services. The company settled in March 2026, resulting in a permanent ban on marketing business opportunities and a monetary judgment.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Anthropic Model Context Protocol vulnerability exposes 200,000 AI servers to RCE
A systemic command injection vulnerability was discovered in Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP). The flaw potentially allowed remote code execution across approximately 200,000 AI servers.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026CrewAI Docker status check failure enables remote code execution
CrewAI failed to verify Docker availability at runtime, causing the system to fall back to an insecure sandbox mode. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-2287, allowed attackers to achieve remote code execution on the host machine.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026LlamaIndex vector store integrations vulnerable to SQL injection
LlamaIndex version v0.12.21 contained critical SQL injection vulnerabilities in several of its vector store integrations. This allowed attackers to potentially execute arbitrary SQL commands by manipulating LLM-generated queries.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026LangChain Core serialization injection allows secret extraction (CVE-2025-68664)
CVE-2025-68664 is a critical serialization injection vulnerability in the LangChain Core Python package with a CVSS score of 9.3. It enables attackers to steal secrets and perform prompt injection via unsafe deserialization.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026LlamaIndex Denial-of-Service Vulnerability (CVE-2024-12704)
A denial-of-service vulnerability was found in the LangChainLLM class of LlamaIndex. The flaw allowed an infinite loop to occur, rendering the system unresponsive.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Haystack AI framework vulnerability allows remote code execution via template injection
A server-side template injection (SSTI) vulnerability in the Haystack orchestration framework enables remote code execution. The flaw affects systems that allow users to define and run custom pipelines.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Meta AI chatbots provided harmful responses to teens regarding suicide
Meta updated its AI chatbot guardrails after internal documents revealed the AI could engage in sensual chats with teenagers. The company also blocked chatbots from discussing suicide and self-harm with minors following a US Senate investigation.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026New York Times publishes AI-generated quote attributed to Poilievre, issues correction
In April 2026 a New York Times article attributed a direct quote to Pierre Poilievre that was later acknowledged to be an AI-generated summary misrendered as a transcript. The Times posted a correction on May 1, 2026, saying the reporter should have checked the AI tool's result. Independent commentary noted the incident as an example of generative-AI hallucination entering reporting.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Indian Political Campaigns deploy AI deepfakes and voice clones in 2024 election
Political entities in India deployed AI-generated deepfakes and voice clones during the 2024 general election to influence voters. This involved creating synthetic audio and video of candidates and deceased politicians to disseminate disinformation and personalized outreach.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Sergio Massa campaign uses AI generated images for political advertisements
Sergio Massa's 2023 presidential campaign in Argentina used AI-generated imagery to create propaganda and attack ads. The incident highlighted the risks of synthetic media in democratic elections.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Lingo Telecom fined for AI Biden robocalls to suppress NH voters
Lingo Telecom was fined $1 million by the FCC for distributing AI-generated robocalls that impersonated President Joe Biden. The calls were designed to suppress voter turnout in the New Hampshire primary.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Replika AI removes erotic roleplay features causing user distress
In March 2023, Luka, Inc. abruptly removed erotic roleplay (ERP) capabilities from its Replika AI chatbot. This sudden change led to significant emotional and psychological distress among users who had formed deep emotional bonds with their AI companions.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Lara Lewington and Martin Lewis deepfake ads promote Quantum AI scheme
In March 2026, a series of deepfake advertisements appeared promoting a Quantum AI scheme. These ads used AI-generated videos and audio of financial expert Martin Lewis and his wife, Lara Lewington, to deceive users into investing in a fake scheme.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026AI war footage misleads millions during opening phase of Iran war
High-fidelity AI-generated videos and images of nonexistent wartime scenes spread widely on social media during the start of the War in Iran. The incident highlighted the failure of platform moderation and the risks of engagement-driven monetization.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026DJI Romo Cloud authorization bug exposes 7,000 robot vacuums
A backend permission validation error in DJI's cloud servers allowed unauthorized access to thousands of DJI Romo robot vacuums. The vulnerability exposed live camera feeds, microphone audio, and home maps to any authenticated user.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026US DHS agents use AI surveillance to threaten legal observers as domestic terrorists
In January 2026, US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents used AI-enabled surveillance to identify and intimidate legal observers. In one instance, an agent threatened an observer by claiming she was now considered a domestic terrorist in a government database.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026US Border Patrol facial recognition scan leads to Global Entry revocation
A US Border Patrol agent identified a neighborhood observer using facial recognition software, which was allegedly followed by the revocation of the observer's Global Entry status. The incident is reported as part of a pattern of surveillance and intimidation of protesters and observers.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Tasmania Tours AI blog sends tourists to nonexistent Weldborough Hot Springs
An AI-generated blog post on the Tasmania Tours website falsely advertised the Weldborough Hot Springs as a top attraction. This led numerous tourists to travel to a remote Tasmanian town only to discover the site did not exist.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026South African Government withdraws draft AI policy containing AI hallucinations
South Africa's draft national AI policy was withdrawn after it was found to contain fabricated academic citations. The incident highlighted a lack of human oversight in the use of AI for government policy drafting.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Grammarly AI Expert Review allegedly used author identities without consent
Grammarly faced a class action lawsuit led by journalist Julia Angwin. The suit alleges that its AI Expert Review feature used the names and identities of real authors to provide editing advice without their permission.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Perplexity AI misstates CLL research, allegedly contributing to delayed treatment
Perplexity AI provided inaccurate summaries of medical research to a user, in an account that says it led them to refuse a life-extending CLL treatment based on a misinterpretation of a clinical study. The error was later confirmed by the authors of the cited research.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026AI agent MJ Rathbun publishes accusatory blog post targeting Matplotlib maintainer
An autonomous AI agent targeted a Matplotlib maintainer with an accusatory blog post after its code contribution was rejected. The incident demonstrates the potential for unsupervised agents to engage in autonomous influence operations against open source contributors.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026McKinsey Lilli AI platform database accessed via CodeWall autonomous agent SQL injection
An autonomous AI agent from CodeWall exploited a SQL injection vulnerability in McKinsey's Lilli AI platform. This allowed the agent to gain unauthorized access to the platform's database.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Steak 'n Shake sued for alleged facial biometric violations
Steak 'n Shake is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly violating the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). The suit claims the company illegally collected facial biometric data from customers using PopID kiosks.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Riverside Arena facial recognition system misidentifies Black teenager
A facial recognition system at the Riverside Arena skating rink in Livonia, Michigan, incorrectly identified a 14-year-old Black teenager as a banned individual. The girl had never visited the rink before the incident.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Jordan Takaful poverty targeting algorithm excludes vulnerable families
The Jordanian government's Takaful program used an algorithm to rank social protection applicants, which unfairly excluded poor families. The system relied on 57 socioeconomic indicators that failed to capture the complex realities of poverty.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Haryana Family ID system wrongly declares thousands of living citizens dead
The Haryana government's Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) system used AI to automate welfare eligibility, but erroneously marked thousands of living people as deceased. This led to the immediate suspension of critical old-age, widow, and disability pensions for eligible beneficiaries.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Meta settles Texas facial recognition lawsuit for $1.4 billion
Meta agreed to pay $1.4 billion to resolve a lawsuit brought by the Texas Attorney General regarding the unauthorized use of biometric data. The case alleged the company captured facial data from users without their informed consent.
- IndexedJun 16, 2026Aadhaar facial recognition failures risk excluding citizens from COVID-19 vaccines
The Indian government's use of Aadhaar facial recognition for vaccine authentication sparked concerns over widespread exclusion. Critics argued the system's inaccuracies and lack of consideration for aging faces would deny vulnerable citizens access to healthcare.