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Sri Lanka-linked Facebook AI-fakes network
UmuusadSusunod na pagsusuri sa : Whether Meta removes the pages or reports other enforcement, and whether the network stops producing or distributing the fakes.
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A Reset.Tech investigation found a Sri Lanka-linked network of more than 200 Facebook pages making AI deepfakes of Australian politicians, within a broader 1,800-page operation reaching nearly six million users. Facebook creator payments monetized about one in ten pages; Meta said it was reviewing them but had not confirmed removals.
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Facebook's Own Payouts Are Fueling AI Fakes of Australia's Leaders
Reset.Tech traced 200+ Australia-focused pages making fake Reels of Albanese, Taylor, Hanson and others — part of an 1,864-page network reaching 5.9 million users — and says Facebook creator payouts, not ideology, kept it running.
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- No public confirmation of Meta removals, and no announced inquiry by eSafety, the Australian Electoral Commission or Home Affairs.
- The name of the Sri Lankan company behind the accounts and what it earned from the scheme.
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Binuksan1 ulat
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Mga tao
Allegra SpenderAustralian businessperson1 ulat
Angus TaylorAustralian politician1 ulat
Anthony Albanese31st prime minister of Australia1 ulat
David PocockAustralian rugby union player and politician1 ulat
Fatima PaymanAustralian politician (born 1995)1 ulat
Pauline HansonAustralian politician (born 1954)1 ulat
Tony BurkeAustralian politician (born 1969)1 ulat
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- AustraliaAustralia1 ulat
- Sri LankaSri Lanka1 ulat
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