Comics Accuse Hot AI Fakes of Stealing Their Jokes to Push OnlyFans
Comedians are reporting that AI-generated social media accounts are stealing their original jokes and routines to drive traffic to OnlyFans pages. The creators are concerned about the viral nature of these bots and the potential for audiences to mistake them for real performers.
Why it matters
This highlights the growing issue of intellectual property theft and deepfake technology in the creator economy.
AI is coming for your jokes — and its armed with double Ds.
Two comics have posted videos within the past couple of weeks showing sexy AI “comedians” on social media racking up views by performing their exact routines.
First was comic and content creator, George Brett Olson, who did a breakdown (watch it below) accusing an AI Instagram account with 300,000 followers of seemingly ripped off his joke word for word. The fake comic was a highly realistic-looking female character that even had the same venue background and wore clothing similar to his own. The avatar also, he noted, has an OnlyFans page. Related Stories Business Disney Circles Character.ai as Chatbot Company Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Business Netflix Has Used AI on About 300 Titles, but "Human Touch Is Critical," Exec Says in Busan
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