ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Posts containing the deepfake were viewed more than 3 million times in one day. The creator featured in the original video said it was taken when he was 17.

A Wyoming resident says if he’s elected mayor of Cheyenne, he’d leave all the decisions to a customized ChatGPT bot. But there are legal hurdles.

Voters can talk to AI Steve, whose name will be on the ballot for the U.K.'s general election next month, to ask policy questions or raise concerns.

In February, Musk had filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, Altman and Greg Brockman for breach of contract and fiduciary duty.

AI language models sometimes gave incorrect information about election and voting laws.

In what has been called India’s first AI election, deepfakes promoting or discrediting candidates have gone viral in a preview of the chaos that could upend the U.S. election and others.

Emails seen by CNBC highlight an escalating conflict between Musk and some agitated Tesla shareholders who question whether the billionaire CEO is fulfilling his obligations to the company.

“The sudden prominence of AI-generated content in fact checked misinformation claims suggests a rapidly changing landscape,” according to a paper released online this month.

The company is also creating a safety and security committee that includes CEO Sam Altman.

A Google spokesperson said the company believes users are posting responses to uncommon questions on social media. 

Steve Kramer, whom NBC News first linked to a misleading robocall impersonating the president, is now facing 26 criminal charges and a $6 million fine.