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The use of AI-manipulated video and audio to create fake endorsements for scams.
The viral clip purporting to show interviewing about a “” is not a legitimate news segment but part of an online product scam using AI-manipulated video and audio; multiple investigations and scam wat...
There is no credible reporting among the provided sources that Laura Ingraham conducted a real interview with Elon Musk about a “detox for the liver”; what the record does show is Ingraham and Musk ap...
Scammers have weaponized AI deepfakes and Elon Musk’s public profile to push bogus health remedies—most prominently fake ads claiming he discovered a “cure” or “bedtime trick” for diabetes—and those a...
Scammers increasingly use stolen photos, doctored videos and AI-generated deepfakes to make it look like celebrities such as Elon Musk endorse health products, especially weight-loss supplements and m...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Elon Musk has endorsed, created, or sells "neuropathy pills"; instead the material documents a pattern of social-media scams and misattribut...