US EditionJamie Lee Curtis AI video taken down after she appeals to Zuckerberg directly
- Jamie Lee Curtis posted an Instagram appeal on Monday asking Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to remove an AI-generated fake commercial featuring her likeness.
- Curtis sought removal because the ad used footage from her interview during the Los Angeles wildfires with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle without her authorization.
- Meta confirmed the ad violated its policies and removed it, with spokesman Andy Stone stating, "the ads in question violated the company’s policies and have been removed."
- Curtis criticized the unauthorized AI-generated advertisement using her image, stating she never gave permission, approval, or support for it, and emphasized that this misuse undermines her ability to express her genuine perspective.
- Curtis's successful appeal highlights ongoing challenges celebrities face with AI misuse, prompting calls for better content policing on social media platforms.
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Jamie Lee Curtis AI video taken down after she appeals to Zuckerberg directly
Oscar-winning actor Jamie Lee Curtis said Monday that an artificial intelligence-generated video depicting her likeness was finally removed from Instagram after she made a public appeal directly to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Jamie Lee Curtis just wanted an AI ad removed, not to become the 'poster child of internet fakery’
Curtis recently called out Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg because his social media company ignored her messages to take down a fake AI-generated ad on Instagram that had been up for months.
Meta pulled a 'totally AI fake' ad of Jamie Lee Curtis after the actress wrote an open letter about it to Mark Zuckerberg
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis wrote an open letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the ad.Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty ImagesMeta has removed an unauthorized ad featuring Jamie Lee Curtis after the actress called out Mark Zuckerberg.Curtis wrote an open letter to the Meta CEO on Instagram about the "totally AI fake commercial."Meta simply said the ads "were in violation and have been removed."Meta has taken down a misleading ad featuring an imag…
Jamie Lee Curtis Shames Mark Zuckerberg Into Taking Down “Totally AI Fake” Ad Featuring Her Likeness
Jamie Lee Curtis has succeeded in having Meta remove an AI-generated ad featuring her likeness. The Oscar winner took to Instagram on Monday to publicly “shame” Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg into taking down a “totally AI fake commercial” on his social media platform. “It’s come to this @zuck,” she started in the caption. “Hi. We […]
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