Ex-AD nabbed for AI-generated racist rant.

A former teacher was detained at BWI airport.

April 26th 2024.

Ex-AD nabbed for AI-generated racist rant.
Dazhon Darien, a high school athletic director from Baltimore, has made headlines after being taken into custody for his involvement in a troubling incident. The 31-year-old was accused of sharing a shocking audio recording that mimicked the voice of his school's principal, Eric Eiswert. This recording, which contained hateful and discriminatory remarks, quickly spread on social media and sparked nationwide outrage.

According to reports, Darien was on his way to board a flight to Houston when airport officials noticed an issue with the packaging of a firearm he had declared. Upon further investigation, they discovered that there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest. This led to his apprehension and subsequent questioning by authorities.

In order to get to the bottom of this disturbing incident, detectives enlisted the help of two forensic analysts from different companies. After careful examination, they determined that the audio recording was produced using artificial intelligence technology. It was also revealed that Darien had sent the recording to a fellow school employee through his work email. Although he admitted to sharing the recording, Darien denied being the one who created it. However, investigators found evidence linking him to the AI account used to generate the recording. Additionally, it was confirmed that Darien had accessed OpenAI tools through the school's network.

Baltimore Police Chief Robert McCullough addressed the public in a press conference and stated, "We now have concrete evidence that the recording was not authentic. The Baltimore County Police Department has come to this conclusion after conducting a thorough investigation." He went on to explain that the detectives' findings led them to believe that Darien had made the recording as a form of retaliation against Principal Eiswert, who had launched an investigation into possible mismanagement of school funds.

State's attorney for Baltimore County, Scott Shellenberger, shared his thoughts on the case, stating that this was the first time his office had encountered a situation involving AI. He is now urging lawmakers to update legislation to address the potential misuse of technology.

As for Darien, he is facing multiple charges, including stalking, theft, disrupting school operations, and retaliating against a witness. He has since been released on a $5,000 unsecured bond. This troubling incident serves as a reminder of the power and potential dangers of technology, and the need for stricter regulations to prevent its misuse.

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