Wang sinuo, a female billiards player, posted a video on social media on August 30, 2025, saying she was a victim of the malicious use of AI to manufacture and circulate her indecent videos. Photo: Screenshot of video
Wang Sinuo, a female billiards player, posted a video on social media on Saturday, saying she was a victim of the malicious use of AI to manufacture and distribute her indecent videos.
In a video posted on the short video platform Douyin, she has commissioned her attorney to maintain evidence and begin legal proceedings, and police have filed a lawsuit currently under investigation, Chinese news agency reported on Sunday.
On the same day, the judges of women's billiards, Zhongyao also released a video about Douyin in support of Wang Sinuo. Wang Zhongyao said she herself experienced a similar incident a few years ago when she herself was illegally circulating on overseas websites.
At that time, she chose to report the matter to the police, but did not respond publicly. When he learned that Wang Sinuo was also influenced by false rumors, Wang Zhongyao said that staying silent is equivalent to tolerating a crime, and called on all victims to move forward.
At the time of reporting, Wang Sinuo's video had over 1.79 million views and 280,000 likes, while Wang Zhongyao's video received 180,000 likes.
According to public information, Wang Sinuo, born in 2007 in Fuldao, Liaon Province, northeastern China, is a Chinese female billiards player and model. Born in Changchun, Jiling Province, northeastern China on July 30, 1993, Wang Zhongyao is a certified national and Chinese 8-ball judge. She served as a full-time referee for the “Joy Cup” Chinese 8-ball pool and is widely known as the “most beautiful referee” in the sport.
Combining the Snooker style, nine ball table size and the rules of the American 8 ball pool competition, China's eight ball pool has been a unique Chinese game of billiards for decades and has become an increasingly popular overseas in recent years, Xinhua Conference reported.
Global Times
