A Court Made Meta Unmask the Troll Posting AI Fakes of Graham Norton
Graham Norton won a US court order forcing Meta to unmask the anonymous account flooding Facebook with AI fabrications about him and his family.
"My 94-year mother uses Facebook and has been confronted with reports of her own death."
The Independent
Graham Norton won a US court order that will force Meta to reveal the source behind a series of AI-generated and factually inaccurate Facebook posts about the presenter, which caused him significant alarm, distress and anxiety. The account, the Westminster Wire, had been running since December and publishing AI-generated images of the presenter and his husband as well as fabricated stories about his personal life every few hours, including a false report of his motherβs death. The harm here is plain, a man telling a court his elderly mother read of her own death online. It took a federal judge to make Meta name the source it had been carrying for months. Read The Independent on the Norton court order.
Source: The Independent · Lauren Morris
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