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Tony Ramos Criticizes AI Use in Recreating Actors

Tony Ramos Criticizes AI Use in Recreating Actors

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ThreatCluster •September 30, 2026 at 21:38 UTC
  • •Tony Ramos opposes AI recreating actors, calling it deceptive.
  • •He was a victim of a deepfake used for unauthorized advertising.
  • •Ramos stresses the importance of human essence in art over technology.

Tony Ramos publicly condemned the use of artificial intelligence to recreate actors during an interview on 'Roda Viva' on September 28, 2026. He stated that he would never allow his image to be recreated by AI, calling it a deception to audiences. Ramos shared that he was recently a victim of a deepfake, where his likeness was used to promote prostate medication without his consent. He emphasized that true artistic quality comes from human essence, not technology. Ramos acknowledged that AI is here to stay and highlighted the need to learn how to manage its implications, which he believes could lead to criminal activities. He left the decision regarding the use of his image after death to his family. The discussion reflects ongoing debates about AI's role in the entertainment industry.

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2026-09-28
Tony Ramos speaks against AI recreations
During an interview on 'Roda Viva', Ramos criticized AI's role in recreating actors, stating he would not allow it.
www.em.com.br
2026-09-28
Ramos reveals deepfake incident
He disclosed being a victim of a deepfake where his image was misused to sell prostate medication.
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What did Tony Ramos say about AI recreations?
He stated he would never allow his image to be recreated by AI, calling it a deception.
How was Ramos affected by a deepfake?
His likeness was used in a video to promote prostate medication without his consent.
What are Ramos's views on the future of AI?
He believes AI is here to stay and emphasizes the need to learn how to manage its implications.