As artificial intelligence continues to advance, the ability to generate highly realistic facial images has become both a technological marvel and a source of growing concern.

AI systems can now create lifelike portraits of individuals who have never existed using patterns learned from huge repositories of View online facial images. While this capability offers groundbreaking potential for film, digital marketing, and clinical simulations, it also raises serious ethical and privacy issues that society must address carefully.

One of the most pressing concerns is the potential for misuse in producing manipulated visuals that misrepresent people’s actions or words. These AI-generated faces can be deployed to mimic celebrities, forge incriminating footage, or manipulate public opinion. Even when the intent is not malicious, the availability of these forgeries undermines faith in visual evidence.

Another significant issue is authorization.