Scarlett Johansson speaks out after fake viral videos of celebrities fighting Ye's antisemitism
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The real Scarlett Johansson decries 'misuse of AI' by a deepfake video shaming Kanye West
Scarlett Johansson stands firmly against AI after a self-declared 'generative AI expert' lifts her likeness and others' for a viral post condemning Kanye West.Los Angeles Times - 7h -
Viral AI video depicts celebrities protesting Ye's antisemitic remarks
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Australian nurses suspended over 'vile' antisemitic video
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Ye's X account deleted after antisemitic posts
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