rotative
wired ai · October 16, 2026

AI-generated models rip off comedians for OnlyFans views

ai-generated models are copying comedians' jokes and material to boost their own views and onlyfans accounts, leaving comedians with little recourse.

read in 简体中文 · 繁體中文

a group of ai-generated models, often presented as attractive women, is copying material from stand-up comedians, including jokes and viral clips, and using it to drive views to their onlyfans and fanvue accounts. these accounts often have large followings, with one model, aylen skye, having 250,000 instagram followers. comedians who have had their material stolen report that the ai-generated models are able to profit from the stolen material, while they themselves have limited options for recourse. instagram's community guidelines prohibit impersonation, but do not extend to copying someone else's content, particularly if that content isn't copyrighted. this has raised questions about the impact of ai-generated content on intellectual property and online platforms, and the need for clearer policies and regulations around the use of ai-generated content.

read at source ↗

← rotative