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OpenAI CEO's Identity Verification Company Announced Fake Bruno Mars Partnership
On April 17, 2026, Tools For Humanity—an identity verification company associated with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman—falsely announced a partnership with Bruno Mars for his Romantic Tour to promote its Concert Kit VIP access tool. Bruno Mars' management and Live Nation debunked the claim on April 22, stating they were never approached; Tools For Humanity later corrected the announcement, noting it is actually partnering with Thirty Seconds to Mars on their 2027 European tour, with the mix-up appearing to be a case of mistaken identity, ironic given the firm's focus on identity verification.
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