Itel Dey Threaten for Court Matter After AI Picture Wey Show Fake Power Tank Don Explode.
Technology company itel don warn say e go take legal action against people wey make and spread fake information about e products, after one AI picture wey go viral falsely show say itel Power Tank don explode.
The company make dis warning after di picture begin circulate for social media with claim say one itel Power Tank don explode because person overcharge am. According to Punch, itel say di picture and di story wey follow am na fake, and di company warn say anybody wey deliberately spread false information about e products fit face court action.
Di matter start after one person for X, wey dem identify as Enori, post di AI picture and claim say na itel Power Tank wey don explode. Di post quickly get plenty attention before di person delete am and apologize. Enori later admit say both di picture and di situation na artificial intelligence generated content and say di picture no show any real incident.
itel say e no get problem with genuine customer complaints or criticism about e products. But di company say e no go accept deliberate use of AI pictures or changed materials to spread false information, damage e name or mislead customers.
Di company also talk say e go use di legal ways wey dey available to protect e brand, customers and reputation if necessary. Di warning come at a time wey artificial intelligence don make am easier for people to create pictures and videos wey look real, even though dem no happen for real life.
Dis matter also show di bigger wahala wey businesses and consumers dey face as fake AI content fit spread quickly for social media before people get chance to check whether di information na true.
itel Power Tank na portable power station wey company dey market to help people get electricity backup when light no dey. Di product dey among itel wider power and electronic products.
For now, no verified evidence dey say any itel Power Tank really explode as di viral picture show. Available reports show say di picture na AI generated fake content, and di person wey first spread di claim later admit say di picture and di situation no be real.
Di incident dey remind social media users say dem need check pictures and information well before dem share am, especially when di information fit affect people’s safety, customer trust or di name of a company.