The Curtis incident is only the latest in the growing issue of AI being used to hijack celebrities' likenesses for various ...

Jamie Lee Curtis is the latest celebrity to call attention to scam ads on Facebook ... this totally AI fake commercial for ...

Lee Curtis posted on both Facebook and Instagram, reaching a combined nine million followers, to make a heartfelt plea to ...

Curtis recently called out Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg because his social media company ignored her messages to take down a fake ...

The real people paid by Meta to prevent predatory scammers from targeting its users aren't doing a great job. How does its ...

Shortly after the legendary actor posted her appeal on Instagram to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, a company rep said the fake ads had been removed. "It's come to this @zuck," Curtis wrote in the Instagram ...

Meta claims AI is “redefining” advertising, as the social media giant identifies improving its ad proposition as one of five “major opportunities” for 2025. On a call with investors yesterday (30 ...

"Freaky Friday" actress Jamie Lee Curtis publicly pleaded for Mark Zuckerberg to take down an ad that used her likeness without consent.

It seeks about 23 million yen ($148,000) in damages from the Japanese arm of Meta, the operator of Facebook ... fashion retailer Zozo Inc. The fake ads offered investment opportunities.

Meta’s company earnings call with investors told us the direction that the company wants to take its AI initiatives in the future, and it’s smart, directed advertising. Unlike many of the big AI ...

Jamie Lee Curtis, the American actress famous for her roles in the horror and slasher genres, recently fell prey to fake ...

(Bloomberg) -- Meta Platforms Inc. posted first-quarter sales that beat Wall Street estimates, a sign that the company’s advertising business is so far weathering the Trump administration’s ...