AI网红账号盗用脱口秀段子为OnlyFans引流
WIRED 报道，一个由AI生成的“网红”账号网络正逐字盗用脱口秀演员的段子，为 Fanvue、OnlyFans 等付费账号引流。喜剧演员 Julia Jasunas 与 George Brett Olson 等人发现 Aylen Skye、Tiffany Sloane 等账号照搬其表演台词、服装与背景，部分AI视频的粉丝量甚至超过原作。他们向 Meta 举报后被告知不构成冒充、未违反社区准则，Meta 称不会禁止AI内容，涉事账号目前仍在平台上。
它凸显了AI生成内容在版权与平台规则之间的灰色地带，以及原创创作者维权困难。
Last week, the stand-up comedian Julia Jasunas was on Instagram when she got a DM from a fellow comic. Did she know, her friend wrote, that a random Instagram influencer had ripped off a joke from her stand-up act?
Initially, Jasunas was mad but not overly shocked. Plagiarism is not uncommon in the stand-up comedy world, and comics are “really sensitive about it, because there's not a ton of protection against it,” she tells WIRED. “So we all look out for each other.” Then she clicked on the link.
The video was of a purported stand-up comic named Aylen Skye, a buxom blond with leonine cheekbones and 250,000 Instagram followers. In the clip, Skye, wearing a crop top and Daisy Dukes, tells a joke about renting out a room in her two-bedroom apartment to a cute guy. To Jasunas’ shock, it was, verbatim, her joke, down to the “ums” and “ahs.”
Whoever Skye was, she didn’t appear to be a comic; the website she advertised in her video, AylenTV.com, redirected to NSFW content on Fanvue, a subscription-based OnlyFans competitor that markets itself as the “No1 AI monetisation platform for creators.” And not only did she appear to not be a comic, she also didn’t seem to be real. After looking at Skye’s comments section, Jasunas was fairly convinced she was AI.
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