Alia Bhatt has once again found herself the victim of a deepfake video. Gangubai Kathiawadi An actress poses for a photo wearing a sari.
Well, it turns out that the actress in this clip is not actually Alia, but Wamiqa Gabi. In the deepfake video, AI was used to replace Wamiqa's face with Alia Bhatt's.
A social media user shared the deepfake clip and wrote, “Alia Bhatt off screen.”
Check it out below.
Also, Wamiqa says “Your Premica surely Chamkira fan”.
Watch the clip below.
Reacting to the AI-generated deepfake video, one fan wrote, “Is this legal??” You're using Aria's face. ”
Another fan commented: “@aliaabhatt I can't believe this is possible.”
A third fan said: “This is a real video of Wamiqa Gabi. They used AI to replace Alia's face.”
See some of the answers below.
©Instagram/unfixface
©Instagram/unfixface
This isn't the first time Alia has been the victim of a deepfake controversy. Last year, a clip of an actress's mannerisms and voice copied into an AI-generated deepfake video went viral online.
Earlier, Rashmika Mandana's deepfake video went viral online, and Mandana said, “It really hurts my heart to share this and I have to talk about my deepfake video that went viral online.'' It will not happen.'' Something like this is honestly very scary, not just for me, but for each of us who are exposed to so much harm today because technology is being misused. Today, as a woman and as an actor, I am grateful to my family, friends, and those who protect and support me, as well as those who make my wishes come true. But if this happened to me when I was in school or university, I really can't imagine how I would be able to cope with this. As a community, we urgently need to address this issue before we become victims of identity theft like this. ”
Amitabh Bachchan also expressed concern over the matter, saying, “This is a strong legal case.”
