A French actor named Le Corbz recently found out that some of the images he was filmed for a TV show called Les Fumiers: Bienvenue à la ferme were actually created using artificial intelligence, or AI. He thought he was recording a credits sequence with special effects, but he was surprised to learn that the visuals featuring him were not real footage but AI-generated images. This revelation came as a surprise to him, as he was not informed beforehand about the use of AI in the production. Les Fumiers: Bienvenue à la ferme is a reality TV show that follows contestants living on a farm, facing various challenges. Le Corbz was a candidate on the show, and he is now expressing his frustration over the undisclosed use of AI technology in creating parts of the content. He did not expect to be part of a production that used AI-generated imagery, which he says was not made clear to him during the filming process. The use of AI in media and entertainment has been growing in recent years, allowing for the creation of realistic images, videos, and even voices without the need for traditional filming. While this technology can offer creative and cost-effective solutions, it also raises ethical questions about transparency and consent, especially when the subjects of the content are not aware of its use. Le Corbz has not hidden his annoyance over the situation, emphasizing the importance of being informed about how one's image is used in media. His experience highlights a broader conversation about the need for clearer guidelines and communication when emerging technologies like AI are involved in content creation.