OpenAI bans celebrity deepfakes on Sora after Breaking Bad actor raises concerns about AI slop

October 21, 2025

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OpenAI has banned users from generating celebrity deepfakes using its Sora app. Notably, the new app was launched alongside the Sora 2 model last month. Since then, there have been widespread concerns about the AI video app being used to create realistic deepfakes of individuals without their permission.

The matter came to light after class=”backlink” target=”_blank” href=”https://www.livemint.com/news/us-news/breaking-bad-actor-raymond-cruz-arrested-did-he-intentionally-spray-water-on-woman-manager-reveals-11757395978993.html” data-vars-page-type=”story” data-vars-link-type=”Manual” data-vars-anchor-text=”Breaking Bad”>Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston complained about users generating videos that featured his likeness and voice without his consent. He raised the issue with SAG-AFTRA, the American labor union representing over…

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OpenAI bans celebrity deepfakes on Sora after Breaking Bad actor raises concerns about AI slop

October 21, 2025

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OpenAI has banned users from generating celebrity deepfakes using its Sora app. Notably, the new app was launched alongside the Sora 2 model last month. Since then, there have been widespread concerns about the AI video app being used to create realistic deepfakes of individuals without their permission.

The matter came to light after class=”backlink” target=”_blank” href=”https://www.livemint.com/news/us-news/breaking-bad-actor-raymond-cruz-arrested-did-he-intentionally-spray-water-on-woman-manager-reveals-11757395978993.html” data-vars-page-type=”story” data-vars-link-type=”Manual” data-vars-anchor-text=”Breaking Bad”>Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston complained about users generating videos that featured his likeness and voice without his consent. He raised the issue with SAG-AFTRA, the American labor union representing over…

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