Mid-Day Salman Khan Demands Action Against AI Deepfake Creators on Bigg Boss 20
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- •Salman Khan advocates for legal action against AI deepfake creators.
- •He has personally been targeted by manipulated AI videos.
- •The episode emphasizes the need for stricter social media regulations.
In the latest episode of Bigg Boss 20 aired on September 27, 2026, host Salman Khan addressed the misuse of AI-generated videos and deepfakes, emphasizing that he has been a victim of such content. He called for strict legal action against creators of malicious AI videos, stating that those who knowingly produce fake content should face imprisonment. Salman highlighted the dangers of AI technology being used to manipulate voices and images, which can lead to reputational harm for individuals. He urged for stricter regulations and censorship on social media platforms to combat the spread of these manipulated videos. The episode sparked discussions among industry peers, with support for Khan's stance on the issue. The call for accountability reflects growing concerns over AI misuse in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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