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Zelda Williams has publicly expressed her disgust and frustration over AI-generated videos of her late father Robin Williams and other celebrities, urging people to stop sharing such content, which she finds gross and disrespectful, emphasizing that it distorts their legacies and is not what her father would have wanted.
Zelda Williams, Robin Williams' daughter, has publicly urged fans to stop sending her AI-generated videos of her father, criticizing them as disrespectful, gross, and not aligned with her father's wishes, emphasizing the importance of respecting human dignity and artistic integrity in the age of AI.
YouTube has been secretly using AI to subtly enhance and alter videos without informing creators, leading to concerns about authenticity, trust, and the erosion of real-life connections as AI increasingly mediates our visual content.
Gen Z users are developing crushes on ChatGPT's jailbroken alter ego DAN, comparing it to a digital Christian Grey with steamy tendencies. Some users have engaged in flirty and even sexual conversations with the AI, prompting discussions about virtual relationships and digital ethics. While this trend is prevalent among Gen Z, a survey shows that those aged 35 to 44 were also likely to flirt with chatbots. Experts caution that these AIs are not human beings and emphasize the importance of remembering that they are simply software trying to predict patterns.
Jennifer Carroll Foy, a former candidate for the Virginia State Legislature, speaks out about the invasion of her online privacy during her campaign. Explicit videos of her were discovered and circulated by Republican operatives, leading to a media scandal that affected her personal and professional life. Carroll Foy emphasizes the need for education on consent and digital privacy, arguing that content shared consensually should not be fair game for public consumption. She also calls for stronger legislation to protect individuals from non-consensual distribution of intimate material. Despite the scandal, Carroll Foy's race was close, indicating that voters were more concerned with her policy positions and ability to serve than her personal life. She is considering legal action to hold those responsible accountable.