Eva Mendes has no false patience when it comes to her long-term boyfriend Ryan Gosling. The actor was quick to explain that the photo taken of Gosling and Johnny Depp hanging out at San Diego Comic-Con last week was artificially created using artificial intelligence. Mendes’ quick response highlighted growing concerns about sharing AI-generated content without proper disclosure, especially when it involves people.
Although both stars attended the San Diego Comic-Con, they appeared at separate events and were not photographed together. Photo credit: (Instagram)
The Opavisions Instagram account, which appears to share AI-generated photos and videos featuring a fictional character named Slopaxo interacting with celebrities, posted a photo of Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp with Slopaxo on the streets of San Diego on Sunday. “Some of our favorite moments from Comic-Con weren’t on stage; they were watching Ryan Gosling, Johnny Depp, and Slopaxo walk through the crowd like three best friends,” the user wrote in their caption.
Eva Mendes wants to be transparent about AI-generated content on social media
Eva Mendes was quick to correct the fake news. “FAKE. Please let People know when you release the AI,” the 2 Fast 2 Furious star wrote in the comments section. His direct intervention led to a swift response from Opavisions, who acknowledged the error and committed to clear registration in the future.
Eva Mendes directly called out the photo created by AI on Instagram, urging producers to clearly write about the artificial intelligence to avoid fakes. Photo: (Instagram
Opavisions responded in three separate statements, starting with an apology. The article reads: “Well, we apologize. In the second comment, the user expressed interest: “Wow. I’m a big fan. I love your movies.” The article gave a disclaimer in the third answer: “FACTS: THIS WAS AI ***. Thank you for saying something. You are right, and I will be clear going forward. BTW, Ryan’s work has really inspired me over the years. The Nice Guys (real SLOPAXO vibes) and Beyond the Pines are some of my favorite movies and they really touch on interesting stories that I would love to make one day. “
Following the criticism of Eva Mendes, the account updated the post with a disclaimer admitting that the photo was created by AI and promised to be written more clearly in future posts. Photo: (Instagram
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Eva Mendes starred as Roxanne Simpson, the girlfriend of Nicolas Cage’s Johnny Blaze, in the 2007 film Marvel’s ‘Ghost Rider’. He recalled news of Ryan Gosling being cast in the franchise by sharing a post that called a friend a “perfect portrayal” of the character. “Love, Roxy,” Eva Mendes wrote, describing her iconic role in the original film and expressing interest in Gosling’s role in the classic universe. The incident involving Eva Mendes and the image created by AI highlights the many discussions about digital transformation and the responsibility of content producers to disclose when artificial intelligence is used in the production of TV content, especially if the content includes celebrities.