AI“玩坏”追星：亲密照合成失控，未成年明星被“擦边”

Core Viewpoint - The rise of AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) technology is transforming the way fans interact with celebrities, leading to a trend of sharing AI-generated images that blur the lines between reality and virtuality, while also raising concerns about privacy and consent [1][2][14]. Group 1: AIGC Technology and Fan Interaction - AIGC technology is enabling fans to create realistic images with celebrities, fostering a sense of closeness and interaction [1][6]. - The ease of generating AI images has led to a surge in requests from fans seeking guidance on how to create these images, with many sharing tips on social media [6][11]. - Despite the backlash from some fan groups against the use of AI-generated images, the demand for such content remains high on social media platforms [1][14]. Group 2: Legal and Ethical Concerns - Legal experts warn that AI-generated images may infringe on celebrities' portrait rights and reputation, even if shared in private settings [2][14][15]. - The potential for legal repercussions exists, as unauthorized use of celebrity images can lead to claims of infringement, regardless of the scale of distribution [15][20]. - The lack of strict regulations on AI-generated content raises concerns about the responsibility of model developers and content platforms in preventing misuse [18][20]. Group 3: Platform Responses and Regulations - Social media platforms have begun to implement measures to limit the spread of AI-generated content, with varying degrees of enforcement [11][12]. - Some platforms, like Xiaohongshu and Douyin, have flagged AI-generated content as violating guidelines, while others have not taken significant action [12][13]. - The introduction of regulations requiring explicit labeling of AI-generated content aims to address the challenges posed by the proliferation of such images [18][20].