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A Fake ‘Jelly Diet’ Has Fooled at Least One Celebrity. You Could Be Next
The fake diet used AI-generated endorsements from Oprah Winfrey and others, underscoring how older adults can still be misled online.
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The Conversation: A fake ‘jelly diet’ has fooled at least one celebrity. You could be next
The Conversation: A fake ‘jelly diet’ has fooled at least one celebrity. You could be next. “Paris Hilton’s mother Kathy recently tried the ‘Jell-O diet’ to lose weight. She believed other celebrities – Oprah Winfrey, Doctor Oz, Michelle Obama and Kelly Clarkson – had endorsed it. But the diet was fake and so were the endorsements. Both had been generated by artificial intelligence (AI).”
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