Connecting Digital Harms to Policy Response
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Middle-aged couple in Gujarat defrauded via AI voice cloning of son's voice
A middle-aged couple in Gujarat reported a fraud in which scammers used artificial intelligence to clone their son’s voice and request money. The incident occurred on April 7, 2026, when the couple received a distress call from an unknown number claiming their son in Canada had an accident and needed $300. Police confirmed the fraudsters had cloned the son’s voice, likely using audio from his social media posts. Investigators noted that AI voice cloning is an emerging and rapidly growing cyber scam, with fraudsters targeting multiple families at once. Parents in similar cases have received ransom calls using cloned voices of their children. Authorities advised verifying suspicious calls through known numbers and reporting incidents to the National Cyber Crime Helpline.
Yuzvendra Chahal targeted by AI deepfake ahead of IPL 2026 match
Yuzvendra Chahal, a cricketer for Punjab Kings (PBKS), was targeted by an AI-generated deepfake video ahead of the IPL 2026 match. The incident occurred in 2026, as reported by MSN. The deepfake was designed to deceive and spread misinformation about Chahal. The harm domain of this incident is privacy and surveillance. The consequences included the potential for reputational damage and public confusion due to the AI-generated content.
Actress subjected to AI deepfake video impersonating her likeness distributed via YouTube
Veteran actress Yeom Hye Ran became a victim of an AI deepfake rights violation when an unauthorized AI-generated video using her likeness was uploaded to YouTube on March 31. Her agency, Ace Factory, confirmed the video was produced without consent and was later removed. The incident followed a previous controversy involving the AI film 'The Inspector,' which used Yeom Hye Ran’s likeness without proper authorization. The misuse of AI in film production has raised concerns about portrait rights violations, a topic that gained global attention during the 2023 Hollywood strikes. The Hollywood strikes, which lasted 118 days, led to agreements on AI usage regulations, wage increases, and improved residuals, but similar issues are now emerging in the Korean film industry. The incident highlights the urgent need for proactive measures to prevent AI-related privacy and rights violations.
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