AI Consent: One Rule for the Famous, None for the Rest
Last week, WWE star Bianca Belair asked fans not to create AI-generated images or videos of her while pregnant or of her baby. She’s well within her rights to make that request, and many people respected it immediately.
At the exact same time, I — a regular nobody with zero clout — am dealing with an impersonator account on X (tied to registered sex offender/pedophile trainer Chasyn Rance) that keeps posting gay, AI-generated porn of me.
I report it. Nothing happens. The fake account stays up. The content keeps circulating. This is the reality of AI “consent” in 2026.
via Grok
Celebrities post one story and large parts of the internet treat it like gospel.
Regular people get ignored by the same platforms that built or enabled these tools. We didn’t train the models. We didn’t release the generators. Tech companies and open-source developers did that.
Now everyday users are expected to self-censor based on who has the biggest platform. Bianca isn’t the villain here — she’s just the latest timely example.
The real issue is the double standard: fame gets you protection and deference, while everyone else is told “sorry, not famous enough.”
Until platforms apply the same energy to helping regular victims of deepfakes and impersonation as they do to celebrity requests, this “consent” conversation will stay hollow.
We didn’t make the options. We’re just living with them.
No baby, just a fun alien!
Why is this pedo-freak, oiling himself as he “fantasy” fucks me? LMAO
See, I’m cool with gay, straight, black, white, red, bisexual, maga, libs, etc.
I didn’t cry about it, obviously tried to remove my impostor X account, run by a dangerous pedo. Also, rumored sex trafficker very closely associated with WWE, Bayley, Sean Ross Sapp, Dave Meltzer, etc…..and that’s why we’re here!
We will EXPOSE ALL of the #Rancid Pro Wrestlers, Media, etc. We will continue to make OUR Community safer…. by any means necessary.
