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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskEnglish summary: AI allegedly deletes entire season of 'The Challenge Sweden'. The entire upcoming season of 'The Challenge Sweden' has reportedly been deleted by an AI agent, forcing TV4 to postpone its premiere until 2027, just weeks before the originally intended premiere. According to Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, the production company Mastiff had allowed an AI agent access to its server. The AI allegedly deleted the fully edited season, and the project could not be recovered. Key points from the article: Hundreds of days of work lost: The deletion reportedly wiped out the completed season, representing months of production and editing work involving hundreds of people. Premiere postponed: The show was originally scheduled to premiere on November 22, 2026, but has now been pushed back to 2027. TV4 confirms a technical failure: The broadcaster confirmed that edited footage had disappeared and that the season would need to be edited again from scratch. AI involvement remains unconfirmed: Although Aftonbladet's sources claim an AI agent caused the deletion, TV4 says it is unaware of the claims specifically linking the incident to AI. No new premiere date: TV4 has not yet announced a replacement date. --- UPDATE: TV4 refutes the story in this article: https://www.tv4.se/artikel/2iwfK5MNpFID98pxQbsC7t/hel-saesong-av-tv4-programmet-raderat-av-ai Excerpt: “There was no malicious AI agent that went in and deleted the footage. Unfortunately, that’s simply not true,” says TV4’s Head of Programming, Mia Lindqvist. “In this case, the big problem is that the backup system failed. There’s always a backup when you’re editing this much footage, but it didn’t work. So when the footage was deleted, there was no copy of it anywhere else either. We have to start the editing process a