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Purported Pornographic Deepfakes and Fake Accounts Reportedly Impersonated German TV Presenter and Actor Collien Fernandes

December 2, 2025

German television personality and actor, Collien Fernandes, has accused her former husband, Christian Ulmen, of a prolonged online impersonation campaign involving deepfakes. The alleged activities include the distribution of sexually explicit synthetic images and videos, falsely presented as hers. Although Ulmen's lawyer denied the claims and threatened legal action against reporting, these incidents highlight potential risks associated with deepfakes in AI applications.

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Alleged deployer
christian-ulmen
Alleged developer
deepfake-technology-developers
Alleged harmed parties
epistemic-integrity, collien-fernandes

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Data from the AI Incident Database (AIID). Cite this incident: https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1432

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