A recent video has sparked controversy online, as more than a dozen AI-generated Jewish celebrities are seen condemning artist Ye for his antisemitic remarks. Created by Guy Bar and Ori Bejerano of Israel-based agency Gitam BBDO, the video features celebrities flipping off Ye, with the message “Enough is enough. Join the fight against antisemitism” displayed at the end. Ye’s talent agency dropped him as a client this week after making comments online, including selling T-shirts bearing a swastika. E-commerce platform Shopify removed his website for violating its terms. The video has garnered millions of views online, with mixed responses. While some, like actor Billy Baldwin, support the message, others, like Scarlett Johansson, have called for a ban on AI-generated content. Bar has defended the video as a cultural statement against rising antisemitism, despite ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI. The American Jewish Committee has expressed alarm over the growing issue of antisemitism in America, with a significant number of American Jews changing their behavior due to fear of being targeted. As discussions about the responsible use of AI continue, it is evident that the fight against antisemitism remains a pressing issue in society.
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