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MrBeast Calls Out TikTok for Allowing Deepfake Version of Him to Stay on Platform

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MrBeast Calls Out TikTok for Allowing Deepfake Version of Him to Stay on Platform

MrBeast Calls Out TikTok for Allowing Deepfake Version of Him to Stay on Platform

MrBeast Calls Out TikTok, for Allowing Deepfake Version of Him to Stay on Platform.

TikTok recently ran an ad of an AI version of MrBeast offering iPhone 15s for $2, Insider reports.

The sponsored video appeared official with MrBeast's logo and a verified check mark by his name.

But internet-savvy users saw through the gimmick immediately, Insider reports.

Wow!

TikTok you're so good at moderating ads, TikTok user.

MrBeast confirmed that he had nothing to do with the ad.

Lots of people are getting this deepfake scam ad of me… are social media platforms ready to handle the rise of AI deepfakes?

This is a serious problem, MrBeast, via X.

The ad has since been taken down.

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Days ago, Tom Hanks also took to social media to warn fans about an unauthorized AI version of himself promoting a dental plan on the internet.

Generative AI expert Henry Ajder says deepfakes are likely to become more prevalent.

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Realism, efficiency, and accessibility or democratization means that now this is essentially in the hands of everyday people.

, Henry Ajder, genrative AI and deepfake expert, via Insider.

It really is a quite profound moment and this really is the tip of the iceberg, Henry Ajder, genrative AI and deepfake expert, via Insider


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