Actors, models, and performers have extensive public-facing photography that creates significant deepfake vulnerability. Professional headshots, runway photos, promotional images, and social media posts provide high-quality source material for AI deepfake generation. The entertainment industry context means deepfake content can circulate in both public online spaces and industry-specific channels. It is important to be aware of your exposure online and take action to protect your image.

How ScanErase works for your situation

  1. Upload your face photo to ScanErase The biometric scan identifies AI-generated deepfakes using the same face as authentic content.
  2. Review scan results for both authentic and AI-generated content ScanErase distinguishes between authentic leaked content and deepfake-generated content in its reporting.
  3. Find where your face appears online Learn about where your image is being used, including unauthorized deepfakes.
  4. Consult your talent agency or entertainment attorney Agencies and entertainment attorneys can assist with industry-specific distribution channels.

Frequently asked questions

Do performers have reduced rights regarding their image because they work in entertainment?

No. Consent to appear in authorized content does not reduce exposure rights. Unauthorized deepfake or leaked images are subject to the same scrutiny as any other content regardless of profession.

What if authorized photos were misused without permission?

Misuse of authorized photos is still a concern. It is important to understand where your image is appearing and take action accordingly.

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