The image believed to be Lisa dancing and stripping appeared in a clip that spread at breakneck speed

However, on December 15, South Korea’s Ten Asia newspaper exclusively reported that the clip transmitted on social networks was a product of deepfake technology (a technique that uses artificial intelligence to create artificial intelligence). creating fake and untrue images, sounds and videos).

Specifically, Ten Asia news site said that the leaked clip of Lisa dancing and stripping was checked via KaiCatch – a deepfake checking application developed by KAIST. After the inspection process, it was confirmed that this video used deepfake technology at a rate of 100%.

According to authorities, the faces of artists such as SNSD, TWICE, Red Velvet, NewJeans, IVE, BLACKPINK, IU and aespa were compiled on an illegal website. They point out that any celebrity can become a target for criminals.

Illegal video production can be punished with 5 years in prison and a fine of up to 50 million won as a penalty for 𝑠e𝑥ually violent crimes. In addition, selling these illegal products can be punishable by up to 7 years in prison.

However, authorities said it is difficult to find cases where AI technology is abused, such as distributing pornographic content. Many websites that produce AI images have servers located abroad, making it difficult to detect criminals spreading pornographic videos.

Previously, Lisa participated in 5 shows at the Crazy Horse strip nightclub in France in September 2023. The show is held with maximum security. All audiences watching this show had their phones confiscated, so it is very unlikely that Lisa’s image on stage would leak out.

Although the audience present at the show praised Lisa, the striptease caused BLACKPINK’s youngest sister to fall into a whirlwind of controversy and criticism. There was even a suspicion that she was “ordained” in China as well as being turned away by brands.

However, until now, Lisa still attends events where she is an ambassador and often reaches the top of hot searches on China’s Weibo social network.

Lisa’s concert was held with maximum security, so the moments that were spread were all fake and untrue images.