Oct 5, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
Journalist Kat Tenbarge and I discuss Ozzy Osbourne's son falsely accusing her of AI-generated writing, Survivor Stories Deserve Better…
Caitlin BeggHost
So in the AI world, what are some of the stories that you're most interested in? 'Cause I, you mentioned before that you've been kind of a day one hater.
I, like the stories that I love to do are like how is AI wreaking havoc in everyday people's lives?
One of my friends sent me this ad that she had gotten on like some app, like a pop-up, and it was an AI Emma Watson deepfake, and it was advertising like a deepfake generator app.
And it was not sexually explicit, but that was clearly the insinuation of what-
It had advertised like thousands of times on Instagram and Facebook, and it was using pictures of Emma Watson and like videos of Emma Watson, like face swapping her into sexually explicit videos.
And it was also doing it with like Jenna Ortega from pictures where she was like 16, 17 years old.

How did the platforms get away with this? Is it the advertisers that they let on the platform?

So in the AI world, what are some of the stories that you're most interested in? 'Cause I, you mentioned before that you've been kind of a day one hater.
I, like the stories that I love to do are like how is AI wreaking havoc in everyday people's lives?
One of my friends sent me this ad that she had gotten on like some app, like a pop-up, and it was an AI Emma Watson deepfake, and it was advertising like a deepfake generator app.
And it was not sexually explicit, but that was clearly the insinuation of what-
It had advertised like thousands of times on Instagram and Facebook, and it was using pictures of Emma Watson and like videos of Emma Watson, like face swapping her into sexually explicit videos.
And it was also doing it with like Jenna Ortega from pictures where she was like 16, 17 years old.

How did the platforms get away with this? Is it the advertisers that they let on the platform?
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