AI deepfake abuse is not a future problem.
Over the past 7 days, No Anonymous Ai has continued documenting one simple truth: It is already harming artists, actors, creators, families, fans, and ordinary people.
Here are the stories we covered:
1. AI Is Stealing Artists’ Faces
Female guitarists are having videos stolen, AI-replaced, and used for scams.
guitarworld.com/artists/guit…
2. Preity Zinta’s Deepfake Case Shows Why Takedown After Harm Is Not Enough
Public figures should not have to sue after their identity is misused.
m.economictimes.com/news/ind…
3. Anthropic Already Understands Identity, Retention, and User Control
AI companies already know how to use verification, data controls, and retention. Now apply that to AI-generated images, videos, and voices.
privacy.claude.com/en/articl…
4. AI CEOs Already Know the Risk
Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Satya Nadella have all acknowledged serious AI risks. Their own words prove source-level accountability is needed.
noanonymousai.org
5. Dario Amodei Said the Onus Falls on AI Companies
If the onus primarily falls on AI companies, then AI companies should act at the source now.
abc7.com/post/anthropic-ceo-…
Our position remains simple:
Create normally.
Watermark first.
KYC/AML before use.
Original stored.
Accountability attached.
My proposed framework may not be perfect. I am certain
@elonmusk, Sam, Dario and harmed public figures, artists, advocates, creators, and others may have even better solutions.
Let’s work together to protect everyone using AI, not just a select group.
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