https://petapixel.com/2024/04/15/netflix-accused-of-using-ai-photos-in-true-crime-documentary/
Netflix has been accused of using AI-manipulated images in a new true crime documentary What Jennifer Did.
The documentary revolves around Jennifer Pan who was convicted of a kill-for-hire attack on her parents. Around 28 minutes into the documentary, Pans high school friend Nam Nguyen is described as a bubbly, happy, confident, and very genuine person. His words are accompanied by a series of relevant photos.
But upon closer inspection of the images, there are signs of manipulation; one image in particular showing Pan flashing peace signs with both arms appears blatantly manipulated offering evidence that at least some of the image was AI-generated.
On Pans left hand, she appears to have only two fingers; missing a thumb, a pinky finger, and a ring ringer. On her right hand, she is missing a pinky finger and her thumb appears unnaturally long and disjointed. AI image generators notoriously have a hard time making pictures of human hands.
And apparently AI tools weren't mentioned in the credits.
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