Influencer & Entrepreneur Tabitha Brown Urges People To Stop Creating AI Videos Of Deceased Loved Ones Without Their Families’ Permission
Influencer & Entrepreneur Tabitha Brown Urges People To Stop Creating AI Videos Of Deceased Loved Ones Without Their Families’ Permission
Tabitha Brown is speaking out about the use of artificial intelligence to recreate people who have passed away, urging content creators to consider the feelings of grieving families.
The actress, entrepreneur, and social media personality recently shared a message on Instagram asking people to stop making AI-generated videos featuring deceased individuals without first obtaining permission from their loved ones.
She wrote:
“Please don’t create AI videos of peoples loved ones who have passed away without their permission.”
Her message raises concerns about the emotional impact AI-generated content can have on families who may unexpectedly encounter digital recreations of someone they’ve lost.

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