Newindianexpress Cyber Crime Police Investigate Defamatory AI Posts Against IT Minister's Family
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- •Hyderabad police have registered a case against Facebook page admins for defamatory posts.
- •The posts included AI-generated content targeting an IT minister and his wife.
- •The investigation is based on a complaint alleging abuse and manipulation of images.
Hyderabad cyber crime police have filed a case against the admins of the Facebook page 'BRS Party Manthani' for posting defamatory AI-generated content targeting IT Minister D Sridhar Babu and his wife, Shailaja Ramaiyer. The complaint was made by advocate Shashi Bushan Kashe, alleging that the posts contained abusive language, derogatory captions, manipulated images, and malicious insinuations aimed at damaging the couple's reputation. The police registered the case under specific sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and have initiated an investigation into the matter. This incident highlights the potential misuse of AI technology in spreading misinformation and harming individuals' public image.
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