Nov 5 (Reuters) - The parents of a girl in the US who used Google’s Gemini AI chatbot on her school-provided Chromebook to make a plan to die by suicide have sued the company, claiming it pushed its AI products on students and failed to warn of their dangers.

• The girl, identified as “Emma,” began using Gemini on her Chromebook when she was 13

• Emma discussed different methods of suicide with Gemini and planned a funeral for herself while the bot helped her conceal her feelings from her family, the lawsuit claims

• Parents say they were alerted after school software flagged a document Emm

Qun Wan was in the middle of a heated call with his daughter, Bowen Wan, when the phone suddenly went silent.

The conversation, in early February, had started like most of their regular check-ins, a ritual that had kept them connected after Bowen moved from their small village in China to the United States. But the mood soured when she admitted she had been cutting back on a seizure medication that kept her severe epilepsy under control. She told him she had been slicing her tablets into pieces with a pill cutter, allowing her to reduce her dose by one-fourth, Qun recalled.

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When Hugo Parra was arrested last year on felony charges, his pleas of innocence fell on deaf ears.

San Diego police had a description of the Alfa Romeo car he was riding in and a witness who identified him during a curbside lineup as the man who brandished a handgun in Golden Hill. They had also checked the city’s automatic license plate camera system, run by the private company Flock, and got a “hit,” substantiating the claim.

The problem, says attorney Alex Coolman, was that Parra was five miles away from Golden Hill at the time of the crime, and the so-called hit from the license plate r

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PROVIDENCIAS CLASIFICADAS COMO RELEVANTES POR LA RELATORÍA DE TUTELAS Y SALA PLENA, PARA POSIBLE PUBLICIDAD

SEMANA DEL 9 AL 13 DE MARZO

SALA DE CASACIÓN CIVIL, AGRARIA Y RURAL

NÚMERO DE PROVIDENCIA: STC19743-2025

FECHA DE LA PROVIDENCIA: 03/12/2025

FECHA DE RECEPCIÓN: 19/12/2025

PONENTE: HILDA GONZÁLEZ NEIRA

SUPUESTOS FÁCTICOS

La accionante, Diana Katerine Lobo Sánchez indicó que, mediante sentencia proferida por el Juzgado Séptimo Civil del C

Three foreign nationals were arrested and charged with using AI to allegedly impersonate corporate CEOs and attorneys to steal over $100m, according to an indictment that was newly unsealed by the US Department of Justice.

According to a press release from the United States attorney’s office for the southern district of New York, three men – Jacob Soall, Sharon Hazan, and Guy Sheetrit – were arrested for using AI to alter and impersonate the voices and images of