Illustration: Natalie Peeples/Axios Microsoft has updated a lawsuit to name four developers it says were part of an effort to evade its generative AI guardrails and enable the creation of celebrity deepfakes , among other things. Why it matters: While Microsoft and others have established systems designed to prevent misuse of generative AI, those protections only work when the technological and legal systems can effectively enforce them. Driving the news: Microsoft named four developers it says are part of the Storm-2139 global cybercrime network: Arian Yadegarnia aka "Fiz" of Iran; Alan Krysiak aka "Drago" of the United Kingdom; Ricky Yuen aka "cg-dot" of Hong Kong and Phát Phùng Tấn aka "Asakuri" of Vietnam. Microsoft said that members of Storm-2139 used compromised customer credentials to hack accounts with access to […]
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