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Jamie Lee Curtis Celebrates Meta's Removal of Fake AI Ad: 'Shame Has Its Value'
The Curtis incident is only the latest in the growing issue of AI being used to hijack celebrities' likenesses for various ...
Meta pulled a 'totally AI fake' ad of Jamie Lee Curtis after the actor wrote an open letter about it to Mark Zuckerberg
The actor Jamie Lee Curtis wrote an open letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram, asking him to remove an ad showing ...
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 ...
Meta Removes Fake AI Ads With Jamie Lee Curtis After She Appealed to Mark Zuckerberg to Take Down ‘Bulls—’ Videos
After Jamie Lee Curtis asked Mark Zuckerberg to remove an AI ad with her for 'some bullshit that I didn't authorize' Meta ...
Jamie Lee Curtis Calls Out Mark Zuckerberg Over Deepfake AI Scam on Meta
Jamie Lee Curtis has taken her grievences about an ongoing AI scam using her likeness straight to the top, by reporting it to ...
Meta pulls fake AI ad featuring Jamie Lee Curtis after actor called out Zuckerberg
Jamie Lee Curtis leveraged her 6.1 million Instagram followers to urge Mark Zuckerberg to pull a false AI-generated ...
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Meta Removes Deepfake AI Ad After Jamie Lee Curtis Calls Out Mark Zuckerberg
Meta removed a fake AI ad using Curtis’ likeness after she publicly urged the firm’s CEO to act, citing misuse of her voice ...
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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 ...
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Jamie Lee Curtis Celebrates Meta's Removal of Fake AI Ad: 'Shame Has Its Value'
Jamie Lee Curtis went straight to the top ... Representatives for Meta and Curtis did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Variety reported that Meta spokesperson Andy Stone said ...