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Documented cases show scammers using to impersonate celebrities and medical professionals to sell bogus supplements: high-profile examples include fake ads pushing a “pink salt” weight-loss product an...
A surge of AI-manipulated videos has put credible-looking “doctor endorsements” for miracle diabetes cures across social platforms, and patients must treat such clips as suspect until corroborated; pr...
Yes — multiple, well-documented instances show AI-generated deepfake videos being used to advertise health supplements, often impersonating real doctors and academics to promote unproven or fraudulent...
Documented cases show a recent, well-reported wave of -promoting-dietary-supplements">AI-generated deepfakes that use the likenesses and voices of real physicians and academics to promote dietary supp...
A growing body of reporting documents ">AI‑generated ads that use or images of real doctors and celebrities to promote supplements, with investigators finding hundreds to thousands of examples across ...
is the clearest, repeatedly documented fact‑checking organisation that has identified and catalogued hundreds of AI‑generated deepfakes of medical experts circulating on social media, and it has publi...
Fact‑checking organisations detect and document networks of by combining automated media‑forensics, platform scraping and network analysis with human verification and outreach to the purported endorse...
Verified reporting shows multiple concrete instances in recent years where real doctors’ names, likenesses or voices were falsely attached to wellness products on social media—ranging from hundreds of...