Kajol’s Deep Fake Video Of Changing Clothes Going Viral !!

Rashmika Mandanna, Deepika Padukone, and many other actresses are now becoming victims of deepfake videos. Recently Rashmika Mandanna’s deepfake video has gone viral. Now, actress Kajol has also become its victim. The deepfake video of the actress is going increasingly viral. In that video, the actress’ face has been superimposed on the face of a foreign blogger.

 Video Showing Kajol Changing Outfit On Camera!!

A video of Kajol Devgan changing into an outfit on camera is going viral! But it is a deepfake created by misusing the actor’s face. The original video is of a social media influencer and the viral deepfake has morphed Kajol’s face into the video. Deepfakes use fabricated images, videos, and audio. Nowadays, these are increasing and being used to create pornography and misinformation and pose a significant challenge to civil society. The fake video has been doing the rounds on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and other platforms. 

In the morphed deepfake video, for a moment, the original woman’s face is visible.  Reports claim that the original video was uploaded on TikTok on June 5 as part of the “Get Ready With Me” trend. However, the report does not reveal the original creator of the video. Social media platforms have been asked to remove such content within 36 hours of the filing of the complaint. However, the current rules and regulations around AI and deepfakes may not be enough.

An FIR was subsequently filed by the Delhi Police against unidentified individuals. A 19-year-old from Bihar was questioned in connection with uploading the video on social media.

How deepfake videos are a threat to us?

For years, women have faced sexual harassment online. Now with the rise of artificial intelligence, it’s only getting worse and worse. Deepfakes use AI to create manipulated but realistic images and videos of real people in fake situations and are routinely used against women.

Deepfakes pose a significant threat to the reputation of individuals, institutions, and companies. Criminals can take advantage of the technology to gain access to sensitive data, spread false information, and thus damage the reputation of your company.