Woman Finds Her Deepfake Pics On Porn Site - Her Best Friend Was Behind It

The person who had posted the deepfake images on the website asked other users to make fake pornography of her.

A woman in the UK has described the moment she found out who had been creating her deepfake pornographic photos. She spoke to the BBC and the outlet did not reveal her real identity. The woman said she was sent a link to a porn website from an anonymous email account. When she clicked on the link, she saw mocked-up images and a video of her appearing to have sex with various men. They had been fabricated using the modern artificial intelligence (AI) drive n technology.

"I was screaming and crying and violently scrolling through my phone to work out what I was reading and what I was looking at. I knew that this could genuinely ruin my life," the woman told the BBC.

Deepfaking is a process, which involves projecting a person's face onto someone else's using computer editing software. It can often result in convincing, life-like clips that are then used to spread disinformation or malicious content.