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German television presenter Bettina Tietjen is among public figures whose likeness has been misused in fake videos circulating online. The discussion follows reports that around 4,700 counterfeit clips featuring doctor and TV personality Eckart von Hirschhausen were identified, prompting criticism that deleting individual deepfakes is no longer an effective response. Commentators are calling for stronger platform measures against AI-generated celebrity scam content.
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Critics are questioning the arrival of AI-generated television programming, with commentary arguing the new output is of poor quality. The debate touches on whether AI can produce engaging scripted content or whether it produces cheap, soulless shows. Concerns about the impact on writers, actors and the broader TV industry are part of the wider conversation as studios experiment with automated production.
- 3BBC Boss Says He Watched A 'Pretty Good' AI-Generated Doctor Who Episode●BBC Boss Watched A 'Pretty Good' AI-Generated Episode Of 'Doctor Who'
The head of the BBC has revealed he watched an AI-generated episode of Doctor Who, describing it as 'pretty good'. The admission highlights how quickly generative AI tools are now capable of producing television-style content, and raises questions about how broadcasters like the BBC plan to respond as the technology improves.