Mia Goth's team criticizes Instagram for letting AI fakes of her spread

According to The Verge, Mia Goth's team told media that a blue-check verified Instagram account with over a million followers, miagoth_, spread AI-generated fake images of her wearing a printed T-shirt, and these fakes were widely reported as real events. The team said it had previously asked Instagram to remove the content, without success, as Meta's platform rules do not require static AI-generated images to be labeled. By Tuesday morning, mentioned in the October 14 report, the account appeared to have been emptied. Then on October 15, The Verge published an investigation noting that an AI-generated image of Mia Goth posted by @miagoth_ received nearly 500,000 likes; the account carried a paid blue check and had previously been reported for posting fake AI images, and Instagram ultimately removed the account on grounds of impersonating a public figure. Earlier reports said the account had been emptied and removal requests had failed; a follow-up report said Instagram ultimately removed the account for impersonating a public figure.

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