Netflix's 'What Jennifer Did' Faces Backlash Over AI-Generated Images

The true crime documentary is under scrutiny for potentially using AI to alter photos of Jennifer Pan, raising concerns about authenticity.

Netflix's documentary 'What Jennifer Did' is accused of using AI to manipulate images of Jennifer Pan, a woman involved in a murder-for-hire plot.
Critics and viewers noticed anomalies in photos, such as misshapen hands and an unusually long front tooth, suggesting AI manipulation.
Executive producer Jeremy Grimaldi insists the photos are real, though admits to some editing to protect the identity of sources.
The controversy highlights broader concerns about the use of AI in documentaries, potentially creating a false historical record.
Backlash from the public and professionals emphasizes the need for transparency in the use of AI in media productions.