AI Video Featuring Jewish Celebrities Criticizing Kanye West Sparks Ethical Concerns
A viral deepfake video denouncing Kanye West's antisemitism raises questions about AI misuse and consent.
- The video, created by an Israeli AI developer, featured AI-generated depictions of Jewish celebrities criticizing Kanye West's antisemitic actions, including selling swastika T-shirts.
- Celebrities portrayed in the video, such as Scarlett Johansson and David Schwimmer, did not consent to their likenesses being used, leading to backlash over ethical and legal concerns.
- Scarlett Johansson condemned the misuse of AI, emphasizing the broader risks of AI amplifying hate speech and calling for urgent legislation to regulate AI technology in the U.S.
- Experts highlighted the advanced quality of the deepfake, which fooled many viewers, and stressed the need for improved digital literacy to identify AI-generated content.
- The controversy underscores growing concerns about the societal impact of deepfake technology and the urgent need for safeguards to prevent its misuse.











































