Actress Rukmini Vasanth files cyber complaint over viral deepfake bikini photos
Rukmini Vasanth has filed a cyber crime complaint after she claimed that AI-generated bikini photos were circulated online. She said the fabricated content violated privacy and highlighted a widespread problem affecting many women.
Actress Rukmini Vasanth has filed a cyber crime complaint after AI-generated bikini photos of her went viral online. He said the scenes broadcast were fabricated and not genuine, and called for strict action against misuse of technology.
Rukmini said that a formal complaint has been submitted to the cyber crime department and she is confident that the matter will be thoroughly investigated. She also said that such incidents not only affect female actors, but also many girls and women across the country, even as she added that AI also has many positives.
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Complaint filed in cyber crime department
“We have just filed a complaint. So I have full confidence, and I am sure our cyber crime department will look into it. This doesn’t happen only with actresses, many girls and women face this problem. This is wrong. I don’t think this is something that should be done. This may have happened with actresses before, but I think many women face such problems. People should think about it. There are a lot of positives in AI too Are,” said the actor.
What is visible in viral visuals
Viral visuals show a woman wading into a swimming pool in a green bikini during a professional photoshoot setup. The clip quickly spread on social media, sparking discussion online and leading many users to believe that the footage was authentic.
Statement on deepfake images
On 23 May, Rukmini addressed the issue in a statement, clarifying that the photos were fabricated and warning of legal action. He distanced himself from the viral pictures and said that the content circulated had nothing to do with him.
“My team and I have circulated some AI-generated images online claiming to be of me. I wish to clearly state that these images are completely fake and fabricated. The creation and spread of such manipulated content is extremely irresponsible and a serious violation of privacy. We are taking this matter seriously and are initiating necessary legal and cyber crime action against those involved in creating and spreading these images. Everyone is requested to refrain from sharing such content. Avoid doing or associating with it.”
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