Jennifer Aniston’s Likeness Allegedly Exploited in Purported Deepfake Collagen Supplement Promotion

September 28, 2024

A misleading deepfake video, allegedly utilizing AI-generated manipulation, circulated on Facebook purportedly showcasing Jennifer Aniston endorsing collagen supplements without her consent. The video, which seemingly exploited footage from a previous roundtable interview, was modified to promote health products.

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Alleged deployer: unknown-deepfake-creators, unknown-scammers
Alleged developer: unknown-deepfake-technology-developers, unknown-voice-cloning-technology-developers
Alleged harmed parties: jennifer-aniston-fans, jennifer-aniston, facebook-users

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