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Social media feeds are reportedly facing a quiet crisis as bad actors exploit publicly available video footage to create hyper-realistic AI clones of popular creators.

These synthetic copies are being used in unauthorized targeted ad campaigns to hawk questionable products and schemes without the influencers' knowledge or consent. As these deepfake endorsements proliferate, creators find themselves in an uphill battle to defend the trust and authenticity they spent years building.

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00:00That influencer endorsement you just saw on your feed, there's a solid chance that wasn't even a
00:04real person. These are not videos that I've created for these products. These have all
00:08been digitally manipulated. According to reports, scammers are scraping thousands of hours of public
00:14video footage to build hyper-realistic AI clones of top creators. The worst part? The creators have
00:19no idea. Because these fake ads are hyper-targeted, thousands of followers see them before the real
00:23creators even realize their likeness was stolen. It's reportedly a multi-billion dollar scam
00:28machine running on autopilot right now. Meaning we've officially hit an era where an algorithm
00:32can steal someone's entire reputation in five seconds to drain your bank account. Have you
00:36spotted an AID fake ad on your feed yet? Drop your list below and follow its trending for more updates.
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