Nivetha Thomas speaks out against AI-generated images misusing her identity, says, 'Take down such content immediately'

Actor Nivetha Thomas has strongly spoken against the spread of AI-generated images that misuse her identity.The 'Romans' actress took to social media to highlight a manipulated image that is being shared online.

Nivetha called the issue serious. She urged people to stop engaging with such content.

Nivetha made it clear that this is not harmless fun but a serious violation of personal rights.

Nivetha says it's deeply disturbing

In a post on X, Nivetha Thomas wrote, “It has come to my attention that AI-generated images misusing my identity and a recent photograph I shared on my social media are being circulated online.”She added, “The creation and circulation of such content without consent is deeply disturbing, unacceptable, and unlawful.”The actor said such actions cross all limits and cannot be ignored anymore.

Actor warns of legal action

Nivetha further explained the seriousness of the issue by saying, “It constitutes digital impersonation and a serious invasion of my privacy.”She clearly warned those behind such content, stating, “Those responsible, including accounts operating behind anonymity, are directed to immediately stop and take down such content.”She also made it clear that the matter will not end there if the misuse continues.

Clear message to social media users

Nivetha urged the public to act responsibly online. She wrote, “I urge others to recognise the harm in enabling this behaviour. Do not reshare, engage with, or legitimise such material in any form.”She also warned, “Any continued circulation will be treated as deliberate misuse of my identity and escalated legally.”

Sreeleela also speaks on AI misuse

Earlier, actor Sreeleela also spoke about the growing misuse of AI. 'Guntur Kaaram' actress asked people not to support what she called “AI-generated nonsense.”She wrote, “Advancements in technology are meant to simplify life, not complicate it.”Calling the issue “deeply disturbing and devastating,” Sreeleela said she was speaking for herself and many others. She urged people to stand by artists with “grace and dignity,” and said authorities would take the matter forward.