Dipe.Co.Kr KeyEast Agency Takes Legal Action Against Deepfake Crimes Targeting Actors
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- •KeyEast is taking legal action against deepfake crimes affecting its artists.
- •The agency has secured evidence and filed complaints with authorities.
- •KeyEast emphasizes the serious impact on artists' dignity and reputation.
KeyEast Co., Ltd. announced on October 13, 2026, that it is pursuing legal action against deepfake crimes aimed at its artists, including Kim Hee-ae and Cha Seung-won. The agency confirmed the production and distribution of AI-generated deepfake content that misuses the likenesses of its actors. They have gathered evidence and filed complaints with investigative authorities, emphasizing the serious damage to their artists' dignity and reputation. KeyEast is also enhancing monitoring of online platforms to prevent further violations and is urging fans to report any infringement. The agency stated that it will not show leniency or settle with offenders, treating these actions as serious legal violations. Legal proceedings are currently underway.
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