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Zelda Williams Condemns AI Re‑Creations of Robin Williams, Urges Followers to Stop Sending Clips

She says the synthetic imitations reduce real people’s legacies to vague copies.

Overview

  • Posting on Instagram on October 7, Zelda Williams asked people to stop sending her AI-generated videos that mimic her late father.
  • She called the clips “dumb” and a waste of time and energy, saying they are not what Robin Williams would have wanted.
  • Arguing the creators are “not making art,” she described the output as “disgusting, over-produced hotdogs” drawn from others’ lives and work.
  • Coverage framed her criticism within the trend of low-quality “KI” or “TikTok” slop, highlighting concerns over consent and dignity.
  • Reports noted Robin Williams died in 2014 at 63 and that Zelda has opposed AI voice and likeness re-creations since at least 2023.