Actor Scarlett Johansson is pushing lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence after her image was used without permission in a fake video showing celebrities protesting rapper Ye. The video includes doctored clips of Johansson and other celebrities wearing offensive shirts. Johansson, who is Jewish, strongly condemns antisemitism and hate speech. The video emerged as a response to Ye selling swastika t-shirts and posting antisemitic messages online. Johansson believes AI-generated content promoting hate speech poses a serious threat. It is not confirmed who created the video using AI technology. Johansson has previously faced issues with her likeness being used in AI-generated content without her consent. She calls on the U.S. government to pass legislation regulating AI use, as other countries have already done. There is currently no comprehensive legislation in the U.S. regarding AI. Johansson stresses the importance of protecting citizens from the potential dangers of AI and urges bipartisan action on the issue.
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