VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @rahulnanda86, the account posted Part 2 of a short titled "Best interview ever," again featuring an AI-generated Arnold Schwarzenegger. The post says the video was made using Kling on Krea. Part 1, posted on Tuesday morning, has about 1,000 likes, 600 bookmarks and 249,000 views, while Part 2 was only minutes old when the snippet was captured. Neither caption states whether the likeness was licensed.
According to a post on X by @rahulnanda86, the account posted Part 2 of a short titled "Best interview ever," again featuring an AI-generated Arnold Schwarzenegger. The post says the video was made using Kling on Krea. Part 1, posted on Tuesday morning, has about 1,000 likes, 600 bookmarks and 249,000 views, while Part 2 was only minutes old when the snippet was captured. Neither caption states whether the likeness was licensed.
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rahulnanda86 posted Part 2 of "Best interview ever," again featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and made using Kling on Krea. Part 1, posted Tuesday morning, has about 1,000 likes, 600 bookmarks and 249,000 views; Part 2 is only minutes old. Neither caption says whether the likeness was licensed....
Creators and businesses using AI video tools may face questions about likeness rights when a real public figure appears in generated content without a stated license. Platforms and rights holders may also take a closer look at how these clips spread. Watch whether the series keeps growing and whether any official response or licensing clarification follows.
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