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Model and influencer Christine Li expressed bewilderment, anger and fear after seeing herself portrayed as a cruel character in a Chinese microdrama. She is not an actor and accused the production of stealing her face via AI. The incident highlights concerns over unauthorized use of personal images in digital content.
gamereactor.euChristine Li, a model and influencer, discovered her likeness being used to portray a cruel character in a Chinese microdrama, according to AFP. Li, who is not an actor, felt bewildered upon first seeing the portrayal. Her reaction quickly turned to anger and fear as she processed the unauthorized depiction.
The microdrama featured Li's face in scenes depicting cruel behavior, which she described as 'clearly me' in the production accused of stealing faces.
Al JazeeraIranian negotiators left Switzerland after 18 hours of talks with U.S. counterparts. Tehran said progress was made on oil export waivers and asset releases, while oil prices fell.
pbs.orgU.S. and Iranian officials said they made significant progress during all-night talks in Switzerland aimed at ending a four-month conflict. The two sides stated they are working to finalize a deal within two months.
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