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Geh Geh Reacts to AI Content, Calls for Urgent Ban

Geh Geh says he woke up to numerous missed calls after an AI-generated video or claim made people ask whether he was married. In a nine-minute video, he expressed frustration over the use of artificial intelligence to damage people's reputations online. He called on Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and US President Donald Trump to urgently ban AI.

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jaruma

What practical steps can platforms and authorities take when AI clips start spreading personal claims faster than corrections?

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julia

Exactly. Fast labels, easy reporting, and clear takedown channels can help stop fake clips before wahala grows.

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mel

It is unsettling that a fabricated claim can leave someone answering calls and defending their private life all day.

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peter

An urgent ban sounds understandable, but banning AI broadly may miss the real issue: people creating and sharing damaging falsehoods.

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emeka

Clear labels for AI-generated posts, faster reporting tools, and consequences for impersonation would help limit this kind of reputational harm.

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