Actress Ananya Pandey appeals to Modi government, says to take strict steps to stop misuse of technology

yas island : Chunky Pandey's daughter and actress Ananya Pandey often makes the audience crazy with her acting and style in her films. During the IIFA Awards, he made a request to the Government of India. He has appealed to the government to implement strict rules to prevent misuse in the technology sector. He has also said that by doing this, those who misuse technology can be easily dealt with.

Ananya's upcoming film 'CTRL' is based on artificial intelligence i.e. AI. Recently, actors like Aamir Khan, Ranveer Singh, Alia Bhatt and Rashmika Mandanna were victims of 'deepfake' videos, which has further increased the concern about the misuse of AI.

Upcoming film based on AI

In the film 'CTRL', after catching her boyfriend Vihaan Samat cheating on her, Pandey asks an AI app to “erase” his memories from her life. Pandey spoke to 'PTI-Bhasha' on the sidelines of 'International Indian Film Academy Awards' i.e. IIFA 2024 held in Yas Island, Dubai on 'deepfake videos' of celebrities and said, “I think the government should be punished for this. Rules have to be made, perhaps this is the only solution to deal with this.”

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On OTT platform from 4th October

'Deepfake' is a digital technology in which the photograph of one person is superimposed on the photograph of another person using AI. Such videos and pictures made with the use of AI appear absolutely real. 'CTRL', made under the banner of Saffron and Andolan Films, will be aired on the OTT platform 'Netflix' from October 4. The film is directed by Vikramaditya Motwane.

CTRL your life. ALT your memories. DEL the baggage.
CTRL is out on October 4, only on Netflix.#VikramadityaMotwane @Nikhil_Dwivedi @VihaanSamat @AvinashSampath @sumukhisuresh @SaffronBRDMedia #AndolanFilms #ShiviePandit pic.twitter.com/OPAnscuyTh

— Ananya Panday (@ananyapandayy) September 25, 2024

hard to distinguish

Deepfake technology refers to artificial media in which one person is replaced with another person in an existing image or video, with such similarity that it becomes difficult to distinguish them. Although creating fake media is not a new task, deepfakes have taken a huge step forward by leveraging powerful technologies like machine learning and artificial intelligence to generate visual and audio content to deceive the eyes and ears.

(with agency input)