Netflix used what appears to be images generated or manipulated by artificial intelligence (IA) in a recent documentary about a murder-for-hire plot involving a woman named Jennifer Pan that took place in Canada in 2010.
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The streaming service used the photos to illustrate her “cheerful, happy, confident and very genuine” personality, as her high school friend described her. Nam Nguyen.
The images that appear around the 28-minute mark of Netflix's “What Jennifer Did” have all the hallmarks of an AI-generated photo, right down to mutilated hands and fingers, deformed facial features, morphed objects in the background.
Netflix preferred not to comment on the case.
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