Fox News AI Newsletter: North Korea's suicide drone test

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un watched the test of suicide drones through artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in this photo released by North Korea’s official South Korean Central News Agency on March 27, 2025, in local media at unknown locations, North Korean leaders oversee the test of suicide drones through artificial intelligence technology. (kcna via Reuters)

Welcome to Fox News’ artificial intelligence newsletter with the latest AI advancements.

In today’s newsletter:

– North Korea’s Kim Jong Il supervises AI-powered suicide drone testing

– Federal judge allows the New York Times OpenAI lawsuit to continue

– Suzanne Somers’ husband creates ai “twins” of late wife with the role of “three-person company”

– Amazon also introduced Beta AI shopping, “interest”

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un boards the plane

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un boarded the plane. (kcna via Reuters)

Kim Power Play: North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un oversees the test North Korean media said Thursday that it called for increased production in a newly developed AI-powered suicide drone.

Copyright War: one Federal judge allows lawsuits The New York Times opposes Openai, promising to express its opinions on the matter “quickly”.

OpenAI and Chatgpt logos are displayed on the screen.

A photo taken in Manta near Turin on October 4, 2023 shows a smartphone and a laptop showing the logo of the artificial intelligence OpenAI Research Company and Chatgpt Chatbot. (Marco Bertorello/AFP via Getty Images)

Susan’s Twins: Suzanne Somers passed away two years ago, but her memory lasted not only to Hollywood’s careers and businesses, but also through artificial intelligence. Her husband, Alan Hamel, Cooperate with AI companies Call Hollo to create his late wife’s “twins”.