Jamie Lee Curtis Mark Zuckerberg is publicly ashamed to remove a deep statement
Jamie Lee Curtis is the latest celebrity Call attention Hack sketchy products use AI-manipulated video to scam the ads on Facebook and Instagram. Curtis seems to have faced another problem known to many Facebook users: the company is struggling to draw attention.
In posts on Facebook And Instagram, Actress Mark Zuckerberg has asked her to intervene to stop her “completely AI fake trade” spread. “My name is Jamie Lee Curtis and I went to ask you and your team to remove AI fake trade ads completely, I did not give up, I did not accept or accept,” she wrote. This post also includes the screenshots of the CEO’s Instagram – Zuckerberg clearly does not follow Curtis – and from the scam ad.
“If I have a brand as an actor and writer and have a brand, I am famous for telling the truth and having integrity and integrity and this use of my images … with new, fake words put in my mouth, I will reduce my chances to speak my truth.” “If I ask you directly, it is told to me that you will encourage your team to the police and remove it.”
It is not clear that the video, which seemed to be based on footage of manipulation from an interview with Curtis with MSNBC, was not clear. Curtis shared the screen grab with the text, “I want everyone to suffer”. But Curtis is away from the first celebrity trapped in such a scandal.
Earlier this year, the Egadjet reported that AI was using AI tech to change videos with dozens of Facebook pages Elon Musk And other celebrities to encourage Duplicate remedies for diabetes. Most of those clips used similar vocabulary, “If I die tomorrow, every diabetic, including you, want to know it.”
It is easy to act like celebrities to sell sketchy products or to promote other schemes of cheap and instantly available AI tools. Last year, Tom Hanks Warned His followers about advertising using “miracle remedies and wonder Drugs” using his name and voice. He said the advertisements were “fraudulently” with the help of AI.
Johnny Depp too He warned his fans AI- about the enabled deceit. “Today, AI can create the illusion of my face and voice,” he wrote. “Scammers look like Real Me and seem to be.”
Meta spokesperson said that the company was dismissing the video that Curtis was flagged for violating its policies, but refused to comment further. The company said it was this last year Cracks In the “Caleb bait” frauds, but how many celebrities or public individuals are participating in the program, which rely on facial recognition technology.
In his comment on her Instagram post, Curtis finally confirmed that she had attracted her attention. .
