Looks like them, sounds like them but it’s a scam


Stay alert: Recently, an almost one-minute-long video used Khairul aming’s voice and likeness to persuade fans to purchase woks from him to help fund repairs for his warehouse. — FaIHaN gHaNI/The star

PETALING JAYA: From selling bedsheets and woks to promoting financial schemes, Malaysian celebrities have expressed concern about the rise of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that misuses their image.

The celebrities urge the public to be extra mindful of content they see online and always cross-check the information to avoid falling for scams.

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