Hayley Caronia

Well, who do we blame?

Do we blame Mark Zuckerberg?

Do we blame, you know, do we just sue this person?

Do we drag them in front of Congress?

Like, it just seems like I don't know who to blame.

Yeah, absolutely.

I tend to agree with that.

Another thing that I see online a lot is AI versions of celebrities.

So celebrities endorsing certain products that they didn't do.

And I always wonder, I'm like, can these people sue?

for these fake videos of them that are promoting products that clearly they're not involved with, whether it's Jennifer Aniston selling a MacBook scam or something.

I've seen so many of these and I always wonder, do the people that are, their name, image and likeness are being used, do they have a lawsuit on their hands?

Yeah.

It's always one of those things though.

I feel like these, these solutions are sometimes a double-edged sword where it's like, okay, well this is technology that's being used for good.

Can it also be used for bad?

And I think in most cases it can go both ways.

Um, but I, I, I, in talking about these celebrities and their,

name, image, and likeness being used.

I've seen videos on social media of politicians saying things that they have never said.