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 just wanted an AI ad removed, not to become the ‘poster child of internet fakery’
By Wendy Lee, Los Angeles Times Jamie Lee Curtis didn’t expect to be at the forefront of the artificial intelligence debate in Hollywood. But she didn’t have a choice. The Oscar-winning actor recently called out Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on social media, saying the company ignored her requests to take down a fake AI-generated advertisement on Instagram that had been on the platform for months. The ad, which used footage from an interv…
Jamie Lee Curtis Calls Out Mark Zuckerberg After Fake AI Video Of Her Goes Viral On Facebook
Facebook has pretty infamously become little more these days than a repository of so-called "AI slop," the bizarre AI-generated content that has proliferated on the platform in recent years. And as AI becomes more sophisticated, this weird, fake content becomes harder and harder to detect, resulting in a lot of people having their likenesses essentially stolen. Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis, for one, has had it—and she's letting Meta CEO Mark …
Jamie Lee Curtis AI video taken down after she appeals to Zuckerberg directly
(The Hill) - 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. Curtis said she had no luck going through the proper channels to try to get Meta to take down the AI-generated advertisement — which used manipulated footage of Curtis to make it seem as if she were endorsing a d…
Jamie Lee Curtis just wanted an AI ad removed, not to become the 'poster child of internet fakery'
Jamie Lee Curtis didn't expect to be at the forefront of the artificial intelligence debate in Hollywood. But she didn't have a choice. The Oscar-winning actor recently called out Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on social media, saying the ...
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