Dia Mirza hits again at Revanth Reddy over use of AI clip on Gachibowli tree felling

Actor Dia Mirza has responded to allegations from Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy relating to the sharing of movies associated to tree felling in Kancha Gachibowli, Hyderabad. The Chief Minister claimed that the movies posted by Dia had been faux and AI-generated. In response, Dia suggested the chief to confirm the information earlier than making such accusations.

Dia, recognized for her environmental activism, expressed her disappointment on social media on Sunday. She wrote, “The CM of Telangana posted a tweet yesterday. He made sure claims in regards to the scenario at Kancha Gachibowli. One in all them was that I had used FAKE AI-generated pictures/movies in help of the protest by college students to guard biodiversity on the 400acres of land the federal government wished to public sale (sic).”

She continued, “That is a fully false assertion. I’ve not posted a single picture or video that’s AI-generated. The media and the Telangana authorities ought to confirm their information earlier than making such claims (sic).”

This is her put up:

The controversy emerged at a time when a number of college students from the College of Hyderabad had been protesting towards plans to assemble city infrastructure and an IT park on a 400-acre stretch of ecologically delicate land bordering the college.

The matter is at present being heard in each the Telangana Excessive Court docket and the Supreme Court docket. Since then, a number of celebrities have voiced their issues over deforestation, extending their help to the UoH (College of Hyderabad) protestors.

In keeping with studies by The Occasions of India, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Saturday directed officers to attraction to the courtroom for an investigation into alleged AI-generated movies that includes deer and peacocks on the Gachibowli land.

The studies additionally point out that officers knowledgeable the CM about a number of celebrities falling sufferer to those AI-generated clips, with the matter escalating right into a nationwide problem. Revanth Reddy has additionally instructed the state’s cybercrime division to be strengthened.