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'Never Had Trouble with Erections': Band Dismiss AI-Generated Claims

Crowded House refuted an AI-generated video falsely claiming Neil Finn fathered a child and overcame erectile dysfunction, highlighting risks of AI misinformation online.

  • Crowded House, the veteran Australian rock band formed in 1985, publicly dismissed claims from an AI-generated video about lead singer Neil Finn.
  • The false video, shared on August 9, alleged 67-year-old Finn had fathered a child and struggled with erectile dysfunction, which the band denied as fabricated.
  • The band shared the three-minute AI-generated clip on Facebook to urge fans not to be fooled and stated, "Neil’s never had trouble with erections."
  • A TVNZ spokesperson stated that their presenters’ photos are being exploited without authorization, fabricated quotes are attributed to them, and they address such fraudulent content on a weekly basis.
  • This incident illustrates growing challenges of AI misinformation, as generative AI expands rapidly, threatening artists’ reputations and income streams in music.
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