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In 2019, a study by Sensity (previously Deeptrace Labs) found that 96 percent of all deepfake videos of women, mostly celebrities, were pornographic and non-consensual. First known videos of celebrities’ likeness exchanged in explicit porn videos were reportedly posted on Reddit in 2017, which gathered thousands of subscribers in a. The deepfake scandal began with a video featuring British-Indian influencer Zara Patel, whose face was digitally altered to resemble actress Rashmika Mandanna. The video circulated widely, sparking outrage and prompting Mandanna to issue a statement expressing her deep distress. Mandanna's response echoed the sentiments of other victims, highlighting the terrifying implications of deepfake. "As of April 2024, the FBI has observed an uptick in sextortion victims reporting the use of fake images or videos created from content posted on their social media sites or web postings,. Such scams have tended to manipulate likenesses of trusted celebrities to falsely promote products. Just last week, three high-profile personalities — Tom Hanks , Gayle King and MrBeast (Jimmy. Malicious Actors Manipulating Photos and Videos to Create Explicit Content and Sextortion Schemes The FBI is warning the public of malicious actors creating synthetic content (commonly referred to as "deepfakes") by manipulating benign photographs or videos to target victims. In a frightening use of deepfake technology, scammers are using AI-powered audio and video to pass themselves off as their targets' relatives or loved ones in real time. Hollywood actress Bella Thorne is one of the most deepfaked people in the world: videos and pictures of her have been virtually altered and edited into a vast number of other videos. All of these deepfakes were non-consensual, and most have been abusive.