AI-Generated Models Are Copying Comedians' Material to Drive Traffic to Adult Accounts

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A network of AI-generated personas is reportedly reusing comedians' material in its posts. The content is used to attract viewers to paid adult accounts on platforms such as OnlyFans and Fanvue. Comedians have little recourse against the practice, according to the report. The article examines the difficulty of enforcing ownership of comedic material when it is repurposed by synthetic accounts. The report was published by WIRED.

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