US EditionJamie Lee Curtis publicly shamed Mark Zuckerberg to remove a deepfaked ad
- Jamie Lee Curtis publicly urged Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram on Monday to remove a fake AI-generated ad featuring her likeness.
- Curtis discovered the ad used footage from her interview with MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle about earlier Los Angeles wildfires and did not authorize it.
- Curtis expressed frustration that the commercial inserted false words in her mouth and diminished her ability to speak her truth despite her efforts through proper channels.
- Meta spokesperson Andy Stone confirmed that the ad was taken down due to a violation of company policies, while Curtis expressed hope that by reaching out personally, others might be motivated to ensure such content is identified and removed.
- This incident highlights ongoing challenges celebrities face combating unauthorized AI content online and suggests growing pressure on platforms to enforce safeguards.
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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 […]
Jamie Lee Curtis Calls Out Mark Zuckerberg Over 'Totally AI Fake Commercial' Using Her Likeness on Facebook
"I didn't authorize, agree to or endorse," Curtis said of the commercialUnique Nicole/WireImage; Andrej Sokolow/picture alliance via Getty Jamie Lee Curtis, Mark ZuckerbergJamie Lee Curtis publicly called out Mark Zuckerberg via Instagram to help remove an artificially created commercial of herCurtis told the tech entrepreneur to take down the "totally AI fake commercial for some bulls--- that I didn't authorize, agree to or endorse"Scarlett Joh…
Jamie Lee Curtis publicly shamed Mark Zuckerberg to remove a deepfaked ad
Jamie Lee Curtis is the latest celebrity to call attention to scam ads on Facebook and Instagram that use AI-manipulated video to hawk sketchy products. Curtis also appears to have encountered another issue familiar to many Facebook users: struggling to get the company's attention. In posts on Facebook and Instagram, the actress asked Mark Zuckerberg to intervene to stop the spread of a "totally AI fake commercial" of her. "My name is Jamie Lee …
Jamie Lee Curtis Warns of AI Threat Over Fake Video: 'How Is This Possible?'
Jamie Lee Curtis warned her fans about the potential threat of artificial intelligence on Monday after finding a fake AI video of herself floating online. “THIS IS FAKE. AI. I haven’t posted about it because I don’t want to bring attention to it and yet even my lawyers and social media teams can’t get it taken down,” she shared on Instagram. “HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? Just think about the threat of this, forgetting my ‘career’ but politicians or pub…
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