Keanu Reeves pays AI firm thousands a month to stop online imitators: report


Reeves has become a draw for such scams because pretty much everybody everywhere on Earth likes (him), Keegan wrote. — AFP

Keanu Reeves often gets called the nicest, coolest A-lister in Hollywood. But he also has become known to cause problems for himself and his fans.

The John Wick and Matrix star is probably the most impersonated celebrity on the Internet, which has forced him to pay a Seattle-based AI company thousands of dollars a month to find his online imitators and get companies like TikTok and Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, to shut them down.

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