Colombian model Akima denounces use of her face to create AI avatars
Akima, a Colombian model and actress in Netflix's series 'One Hundred Years of Solitude', denounced that Mexican producer Mauricio Sierra used photographs of her face to create between six and seven avatars with artificial intelligence for campaigns by luxury brands in Europe, the United States and Latin America. According to her account, Sierra justified the characters by saying he 'couldn't find these faces in the world'. The model described the situation as a racial expropriation of her identity and announced she will explore legal action from the United States and Europe.
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- Akima, an actress in 'One Hundred Years of Solitude', denounced that a Mexican producer created between six and seven AI avatars from variations of her face.
- According to her account, the characters were used in campaigns for luxury brands in Europe, the United States and Latin America.
- The model described the situation as a racial expropriation of her identity and announced she will explore legal action from the United States and Europe.
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