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Deepfakes News 27 July 2025 - 5 October 2025

OpenAI’s Sora 2 Unveiled: 10-Second AI Videos with Sound & Selfie Cameos

OpenAI’s Sora 2: Revolutionary AI Video App or Deepfake Nightmare?

What Exactly Is Sora 2? Sora 2 is OpenAI’s newest text-to-video artificial intelligence model, capable of generating short video clips with synchronized audio from a written prompt or image. In essence, it lets you “turn your words into worlds”, as the App Store description proclaims apps.apple.com. Just by typing a sentence, a user can produce a 10-second video complete with visuals and sound: for example, a “cinematic scene” or a whimsical “anime short” will unfold according to the prompt apps.apple.com apps.apple.com. This technology builds on rapid advances in generative AI – much like how models such as GPT-4 generate text
5 October 2025
Grok 4: Inside Elon Musk’s Most Powerful (and Controversial) AI Chatbot Yet

Elon Musk’s ‘Spicy’ AI Mode Sparks NSFW Deepfake Scandal – Why Women Are the Targets of a New AI Porn Crisis

Grok Imagine is xAI’s image and video generator on X, offering a built-in “Spicy” mode that can generate adult content. Grok’s Spicy mode has been able to produce NSFW clips of female public figures such as Taylor Swift, Melania Trump, and Scarlett Johansson, while reports claim it refuses to create nude content of men. The Verge test revealed Grok produced fully uncensored topless videos of Taylor Swift on the first try, without being asked for nudity. Gizmodo found a gender bias in Grok’s responses, with male prompts yielding shirtlessness or non-sexual outputs and female prompts resulting in nudity. Grok’s outputs
AI vs. the Fakes: Inside the 2025 Race to Spot ChatGPT, Deepfakes and More

AI vs. the Fakes: Inside the 2025 Race to Spot ChatGPT, Deepfakes and More

GPTZero, created by a Princeton student in early 2023, was among the first famous AI text detectors and highlights AI-written sentences with color-coding and an “AI probability” score. OpenAI discontinued its AI-written text detector in 2023 after finding a low rate of accuracy. In a Washington Post test, Turnitin’s AI detector got over half the essays at least partly wrong and flagged 8% of a student’s original essay as AI. The European Union’s AI Act of 2024 requires AI-generated content to be disclosed, with providers mandated to watermark or clearly indicate AI origin starting in 2026. Google announced SynthID in
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