After Katrina Kaif and Rashmika Mandanna, Kajol becomes the victim of deepfake video

After Deepfake videos featuring Rashmika Mandanna and Katrina Kaif went viral, another video impersonating Kajol has surfaced online. In the clip, a woman with Kajol’s face morphed on her body is seen changing clothes on camera. This has raised concern among netizens about the misuse of technology and the privacy of content.

About Kajol’s deepfake video

In the viral deepfake video, Kajol is seen changing clothes in front of the camera and recording it. As per the fact-checking platform BOOM, the original video was of a social media influencer, and Kajol’s face had been morphed. It was originally shared by English influencer Rosie Breen on TikTok as part of the ‘Get Ready With Me’ trend, the video underwent artificial intelligence (AI) manipulation, replacing Breen’s face with that of Kajol.

About Rashmika Mandanna and Katrina Kaif deepfake video

Talking about Rashmika’s video, the actress was seen entering a lift wearing a revealing outfit. The original video featured Zara Patel. However, she was not involved in creation. A few days back, during investigation in her case after she strongly reacted, a 19-year-old boy was suspected and questioned. In Katrina Kaif’s case, a digitally altered image of the actress from her upcoming film ‘Tiger 3’ surfaced online. While the original picture showed the Bollywood star fighting a stuntwoman clad in a towel, the edited version showed her wearing a low-cut white top and a matching bottom instead of the towel.

Katrina Kaif's towel scene from Tiger 3 gets morphed. Deepfake picture is garnering attention and it's really shameful. AI is a great tool but using it to morph women is outright criminal offence. Feels disgusted#tiger3 #morphedpic #katrina @BeingSalmanKhan @yrf @KatrinaKaifFB pic.twitter.com/Jv0ABOsvTQ

— Pranit (@pranit_pranu) November 7, 2023

Recently, the Delhi Police filed an FIR and requested Meta to disclose the URL of the account responsible for disseminating the Deepfake video. A few days back, section 66D of the Information Technology Act, 2000 was invoked. It was done by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology for the harrowing act.

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