Keerthy Suresh Hits Back At AI Fake Photos Showing Her In Suggestive Outfits: It’s Irritating & Hurting

Actress Keerthy Suresh has expressed her concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) after discovering altered photos of herself on social media. She mentioned that these incidents have left her distressed and highlighted the need for better digital safety measures for both celebrities and regular users.

Keerthy shared her experiences during a press conference in Chennai. She often encounters images where her face is edited onto outfits she has never worn, making them appear so realistic that even she questions their authenticity at times. This issue has become increasingly troubling for her.

AI's Dual Nature: A Boon and a Bane

The actress recalled a recent incident involving a photo from a film puja. The original outfit she wore was completely transformed using AI, altering her appearance and posture significantly. "AI has become a huge issue. It has turned into a boon and a bane," she stated.

Keerthy elaborated on the challenges posed by AI, saying, "Humans invented technology but we are losing control. On social media, I get stunned seeing my picture in a suggestive outfit and I wonder if I ever wore it as it is that real."

Impact of AI Misuse on Personal Image

The actress further explained how such incidents affect her personally. "Recently, the outfit I wore for a movie puja was altered in a bad way, from a different angle," she said. For a moment, she questioned whether she had posed in such a manner before realizing the truth.

"It is definitely irritating. It is definitely hurting," Keerthy added, emphasizing how these experiences highlight the potential dangers of AI when used irresponsibly. She called for stronger measures to protect individuals from harmful digital alterations.

Upcoming Projects Amidst Concerns

Despite these challenges, Keerthy continues to focus on her career. She was last seen in the Telugu film Uppu Kappurambu and has several exciting Tamil films lined up for release, including Kannivedi and Revolver Rita.

The actress's concerns underscore the growing need for awareness and regulation around AI technology to ensure it is used responsibly and ethically in society.