Why people are using AI to fake disabilities like Down syndrome online
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AI-generated accounts impersonating people with Down syndrome are spreading across social media, according to an analysis by CBS News Confirmed. Many of these artificial intelligence-backed profiles are gaining followers faster than real disability advocates — and they're making money from it.
These fake accounts use feel-good messages, dance to trending songs, and thank their followers for supporting their journeys.
One video is captioned, "Be proud of yourself and your differences!"
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