Zelda Williams slams deepfakers: ‘Have some shame.’
In a post on X, Williams criticized people for sharing a fake AI video that depicts her father Robin Williams pushing conspiracy theories, and said the clip is “not even particularly convincing.” It’s the latest of several condemnations the Williams family has made against AI fakery of the late actor. [Image: Here’s the full X post for those of you who prefer not to click through to the platform.
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