US EditionThe Oversight Board Says Meta Isn't Doing Enough to Fight Celeb Deepfake Scams
- Michael V. Declared he will take legal action if the creator of a deepfake video using his image continues deceptive acts.
- This follows a rise in complaints about fake endorsements and deepfake scandals affecting multiple public figures and professionals.
- Meta hosts many deepfake ads promoting AI 'nudify' tools despite removing some, with hundreds still active mostly targeting men in the US and EU.
- Last month, the bipartisan "Take It Down Act" was signed into law, requiring websites and social media platforms to remove AI-generated fake images within two days after being notified by the affected individual, in an effort to address increasing misuse.
- The Oversight Board criticized Meta for insufficient action against deepfake scams, urging better reviewer training and stronger enforcement to reduce widespread fraud.
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Anne didn’t say that—her Deepfake did
If Anne Curtis suddenly popped up in your feed promising a fast-track to financial freedom, hold the confetti—and your wallet. That’s not your favorite multitasking superstar turned financial guru. It’s a deepfake.Yes, that kind of deepfake—the kind where Artificial Intelligence gets a little too creative, slaps someone’s face on a body, and scripts a sales pitch that Anne herself wouldn’t touch with a 10-foot selfie stick.**media[17641]**Viva A…
Meta's Platforms Showed Hundreds of 'Nudify' Deepfake Ads, CBS News Investigation Finds - The Pennsylvania Daily Star
CBS News Meta has removed a number of ads promoting “nudify” apps — AI tools used to create sexually explicit deepfakes using images of real people — after a CBS News investigation found hundreds of such advertisements on its platforms. “We have strict rules against non-consensual intimate imagery; we removed these ads, deleted the Pages responsible… The post Meta’s Platforms Showed Hundreds of ‘Nudify’ Deepfake Ads, CBS News Investigation Fin…
Meta’s Platforms Showed Hundreds of ‘Nudify’ Deepfake Ads, CBS News Investigation Finds | The Star News Network
CBS News Meta has removed a number of ads promoting “nudify” apps — AI tools used to create sexually explicit deepfakes using images of real people — after a CBS News investigation found hundreds of such advertisements on its platforms. “We have strict rules against non-consensual intimate imagery; we removed these ads, deleted the Pages responsible for running them and permanently blocked the URLs associated with these apps,” a Meta spokesper…
Criminals are campaigning wide on Facebook and Instagram and Meta's Supervisory Board believes it's being very lax with celebrity deepfakes.
There are fake videos on the Internet, since moving images can be transmitted on the net. However, using artificial intelligence, the distribution of fake videos has reached a new dimension. By W. Rohwedder.[more]]>
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