Urdu Report Desk
Pakistani social media influencer Jannat Mirza has called for strict action against the unauthorized use of women’s faces in fake and misleading videos.
Mirza shared a video on social media featuring herself and a man and said that her face had allegedly been used without her permission to create a fake video, raising concerns about its potential impact on her dignity and reputation.
Jannat Mirza Raises Concerns
Mirza said such content should not be treated as a joke and warned that the misuse of someone’s face could put other women at risk.
She said that while her face may have been used in such content today, the dignity and privacy of any other woman could be targeted tomorrow.
Concerns for Women Not Active on Social Media
Mirza said she is active on social media herself, but even she felt deeply uncomfortable after seeing the video.
She urged people to consider the situation of women who do not use social media and whose photographs could potentially be misused for harmful purposes without their knowledge.
Social Media Users Call for Legal Action
Social media users praised Mirza’s comments, with several expressing concern over the growing misuse of artificial intelligence to create fake content.
One user said AI was becoming increasingly dangerous and called for strict laws to punish those who create such videos.
Another user advised Mirza to pursue legal action and said an effective legal system should be established to prevent similar incidents from happening to others in the future.
AI and Identity Misuse Concerns
Another user described the video as extremely disturbing and said they could not even identify that it had been created using AI.
The reactions highlighted broader concerns about AI-generated fake content, privacy and the misuse of women’s identities. Some users also called for effective legal measures against such material.
Previous Advocacy Against Online Harassment
Jannat Mirza has previously spoken out on social media against harassment of women and personal attacks.
Her latest comments have once again drawn attention to the potential misuse of identities through AI technology.
