A video circulating on social media shows celebrities denouncing Kanye West’s antisemitism, but Scarlett Johansson clarified it was not actually her in the video and urged the government to pass legislation limiting the use of AI. Johansson expressed concerns about the potential for hate speech to be amplified by AI, calling for legislation to protect citizens. The video featured AI-generated likenesses of various celebrities wearing white T-shirts with a Star of David design and the word “Kanye.” Johansson has previously spoken out against the replication of her voice by OpenAI without her permission. West has faced backlash for his recent antisemitic rants and actions, including praising Hitler and using swastikas on merchandise. A former Yeezy staffer has sued West for discrimination and shared text messages in which West made antisemitic remarks. Shopify also shut down West’s Yeezy site for violating terms. West’s net worth has suffered due to his controversial statements. The incident involving the video and Johansson highlights the growing concern over the use of AI and the need for legislation to prevent the spread of hate speech. Johansson’s statement emphasizes the importance of protecting individuals from the threats posed by AI technology.
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