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AI-generated fake endorsements

The use of AI-manipulated clips and likenesses to create fake celebrity endorsements.

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Jan 23, 2026
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What legal recourse exists for celebrities and consumers harmed by AI-generated fake endorsements?

Celebrities and consumers harmed by can pursue multiple legal paths: false endorsement and consumer-protection claims (including FTC rules), state right-of-publicity and privacy laws, trademark and li...

Feb 4, 2026

Glycopezil Dr Phil and Dr Oz

The online product (also marketed as Glycopezil Drops or similar names) is being promoted with fabricated celebrity endorsements and dubious medical claims; multiple watchdog-style investigations and ...

Jan 18, 2026

How can consumers verify whether a celebrity endorsement of a health product is real?

Consumers can verify a celebrity health-product endorsement by checking the origin and authenticity of the post or site, searching for independent reporting and regulatory warnings, and scrutinizing t...

Jan 9, 2026

Has Dr. Oz ever issued an official statement denying endorsement of Gelatide or similar supplements?

Dr. Mehmet Oz has repeatedly—according to consumer‑protection reporting and compilation posts—distanced himself from viral gelatin/Gelatide claims and fraudulent ads that use his likeness, stating he ...

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