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'They Should Be Put Behind Bars': Salman Khan Raises Concern Over AI Misuse On Bigg Boss 20, Demands Social Media Censorship - VIDEO

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan raised concerns over the misuse of artificial intelligence and AI-generated videos during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20. Last week, he had lashed out at paparazzi, body-shamers and trolls, while this week, he addressed the growing misuse of AI, calling for stricter laws and greater regulation of content shared on social media. The actor highlighted…

'They Should Be Put Behind Bars': Salman Khan Raises Concern Over AI Misuse On Bigg Boss 20, Demands Social Media Censorship - VIDEO

Renowned Bollywood star Salman Khan voiced his apprehensions regarding the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20. Earlier, he had criticized paparazzi, body-shamers, and trolls, but this time, he raised concerns over the increasing misuse of AI and called for stringent laws and greater regulation of content shared on social media platforms.

The actor emphasized the potential dangers of AI-generated videos that can manipulate voices and create false narratives, warning that such content could tarnish an individual's reputation. He explained that someone's AI-generated voice could be used to make them appear to utter abusive or offensive statements. "Kisi ne aapki AI voice leke dub karke kisi ko gaali bakk di," he said, illustrating how people may unwittingly share AI-generated videos, believing them to be genuine.

Salman Khan further expressed his stance on the issue, stating, "Those kinds of people should be put behind bars." He stressed the urgency of passing legislation to curb the misuse of AI and urged for censorship on social media. The actor vowed to take this matter seriously and ensure that those responsible for creating and spreading harmful AI-generated content face the consequences.

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