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Jamie Lee Curtis makes emotional plea to Mark Zuckerberg over disturbing use of AI images
Hollywood star Jamie-Lee Curtis posted on both Facebook and Instagram, reaching a combined nine million followers, to make a heartfelt plea to Mark Zuckerberg.
In February, she was targeted yet again in an AI scam when a fake video of her, Adam Sandler, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jack Black and Jake Gyllenhaal was released condemning anti-Semitic comments made by Kanye West. Supporters said the law is crucial to curb the practice, citing the case of a media company that produced a fake, AI-generated hourlong comedy special to recreate the late comedian George Carlin's style and material without his estate's consent. And while on the extreme end, AI deepfakes can create videos or audio of celebrities in compromising positions, oftentimes they're used to scam everyday citizens into thinking a product or brand has been endorsed and is safe to spend their hard-earned cash.
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