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“AI Hustlers Stole Women's Faces To Put In Ads. The Law Can't Help Them” appalling new AI misuse, reported by @nitashatiku & @pranshuverma_ https://t.co/CLlZd901Ew
🇺🇸 AI Hustlers Stole Women's Faces To Put In Ads. The Law Can't Help Them ▫Deepfakes of ordinary people are hawking often offensive wares, ideas ▫@nitashatiku @pranshuverma_ ▫https://t.co/PyRRYgfQgR #frontpagestoday #USA @washingtonpost 🇺🇸 https://t.co/Ncln8WAAro
Scammers are using sample videos of influencers with modest social media presence to create AI deepfake ads that often push offensive products and ideas (Washington Post) https://t.co/Jvw4ZKuQ0k 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/1KeOPqOzZX
AI deepfake technology is being used by scammers to create ads featuring cloned faces of ordinary women, promoting offensive products and ideas. The victims, including Michel Janse, are powerless due to the lack of legal protection against this form of identity fraud.
