Netflix has reportedly used what appear to be AI-generated or manipulated images in a recent true-crime documentary. “What Jennifer Did” is about a murder-for-hire plot involving a woman named Jennifer Pan that took place in Canada back in 2010. The streaming service allegedly used photos to depict her personality, which her high school friend Nam Nguyen described as “bubbly, happy, confident, and very genuine.” At around the 28-minute mark of the documentary, several images show Pan with twisted and distorted hands and fingers, misshapen facial features, objects in the background that have morphed, and an excessively long front tooth. Jennifer Pan in the trailer of the Netflix true crime documentary “What Jennifer Did,” shows her with misshapen fingers.
Netflix Accused Of Using Ai-altered Images In True Crime Documentary
Suswati Basu, ReadWriteWeb
Wed, 04/17/2024 - 2:46am
Topics: ai-generated canada nam nguyen photos however ontario s court appeal toronto-area victor tangermann a human jurnee ai what jennifer did jennifer pan netflix what jennifer did jennifer did images true crime documentary pictures front producers tooth hard service woman streaming features appears long credit misshapen fingers hands trial
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