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Nobody is safe from celebrity AI deepfakes

The Verge AI·October 15, 2026·1 min read
Nobody is safe from celebrity AI deepfakes

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Celebrity AI deepfakes are becoming increasingly sophisticated and difficult to detect, as demonstrated by a fake Instagram post falsely depicting actress Mia Goth in a provocative T-shirt following her divorce from Shia LaBeouf. The fabricated post, which included Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" song, highlights how even public figures with minimal social media presence are vulnerable to manipulated content that appears authentic.

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In hindsight, the post on Instagram should have raised more red flags. The image purported to show actress Mia Goth, just days after filing for divorce from actor and filmmaker Shia LaBeouf, posing in a T-shirt with a pointed message: MY EX IS MY BIGGEST FAN. To really drive home the point, the song "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" by Beyoncé was added to the post. It would have been out of character for the star of Pearl, who doesn't have much of a social media presence, if any. But the Insta

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