After Rashmika Mandana’s fake video, Katrina Kaif’s morphed photos go viral

Days after actor Rashmika Mandhana’s morphing video sparked concerns about ‘misuse of technology’, edited images of Bollywood actor Katrina Kaif are going viral on social media.

The original image was captured from the viral fight scene of the Bollywood star’s upcoming movie Tiger 3. In the photo, she was seen fighting a Hollywood stuntwoman wrapped in a towel.

However, the image was digitally altered and widely disseminated on social media. However, after a few hours, the fake image was removed from social media and today’s india report.

The images were altered using AI (artificial intelligence) tools. These tools allow you to easily transform or replace an individual’s face in a video or photo.

Videos with manipulated images are rampant online around the world, damaging reputations. About 96 percent of deepfake videos online are non-consensual pornography, most of them depicting women, NWS news agency AFP reported, citing a 2019 study by Dutch AI company Sensity. .

A few days ago, a fake video of another actor Rashmika Mandana went viral on social media. Mandana said on X (formerly Twitter) that she was “really hurt” after a doctored video showing her face on the corpse of another woman was widely shared on social media.

The fake video sparked calls for AI regulation in India. Information Technology Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar wrote in X on Monday that such deepfake videos are a “dangerous and harmful” form of misinformation, but that they need to be “addressed by platforms.” I warned you that there is.

Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan also called it a “powerful case” for action.

In response to the incident, the Center has asked all social media platforms including X, Instagram and Facebook to remove the deformed images within 24 hours of receiving a complaint under IT regulations, an official statement said. This was announced on Tuesday.

“An advisory has been issued to all social media platforms citing provisions of IT rules and obligations of social media companies,” sources told PTI.