AI Glitches Fake the Devastating Effects of Nepal's Flash Floods; Government Demands TikTok and Meta Remove Them Immediately.
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Government warns against AI-generated videos, old footage presented as current events, and online donation scams | In parallel with rescue and relief operations for victims of the deadly floods in the Trishuli River region, Kathmandu demands that platforms shorten response times and activate proactive detection mechanisms
Nepal urged TikTok and Meta to remove fake AI content, old videos, and fake donation QR codes related to the flash floods.
Kathmandu: The Nepalese government has asked Meta and TikTok to immediately remove graphic images, artificial intelligence (AI)-generated videos, fake QR codes and misleading posts that have been circulating on their platforms following the Bhotekoshi floods, The Kathmandu Post reported. The request came after government officials held discussions with representatives of the two social media companies to seek faster action against […] The post N…
The Nepalese government has asked TikTok and Meta to control the spread of information following the devastating floods, aiming to block and remove posts that incite grief and contain fraudulent content.
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