Rafael Nadal announced that his image has been used without permission in fake videos generated by artificial intelligence, promoting misleading advertisements.
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Former tennis player Rafael Nadal revealed that he has identified fake videos that imitate his image and voice, used without his consent on various platforms. These clips offer investment advice that is not associated with him, thus constituting a form of misleading advertising. Nadal, who retired from tennis in November 2024, emphasized the importance of this alert message on social media, warning his fans about these fraudulent practices.
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