Actress Jenna Ortega , who recently was in involved in an ex-rated scene with Martin Freeman , has shared her concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) and social media safety during a recent episode of The New York Times' The Interview podcast, just days after fans were shocked that the actress made out with her friend Sabrina Carpenter during a music video . Ortega recounted seeing fake, sexually explicit images of herself as a minor online , following Jenna Ortega's breakout role in Bettle Juice 2 . "I hate AI," she stated.
"Did I like being 14 [years old] and making a Twitter account because I was supposed to, and seeing dirty edited content of me as a child? No. It's terrifying. It's corrupt.
" Sabrina Carpenter 'splits' with Barry Keoghan due to his 'hard partying antics' Sabrina Carpenter hit in chest with a firework and runs off stage during show The Wednesday star described AI as opening "Pandora's box." "Well, it is what it is. It's out there now.
We're gonna have to deal with the consequences," she added. Ortega acknowledged AI's positive applications, such as early breast cancer detection, but cautioned: "I would like [AI] to be used with good intent, but we could say that about anything and everything." The actress also revealed disturbing experiences on social media, including receiving "an unsolicited photo of a man's genitals" at age 12.
She explained her decision to delete some social media accounts: "I ended up deleting [some of her social media accounts] about two, three years ago because the influx, after [Wednesday] had come out, of these absurd images and photos." DON'T MISS..
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She expressed concern about people taking advantage of vulnerability, stating: "The more I've been exposed to the world, people prey on that and take advantage of that.".
