Actress Mehazabien Chowdhury has expressed anger over the circulation of objectionable videos created using artificial intelligence (AI) to superimpose celebrities’ faces. She said producing and spreading fabricated videos to humiliate someone is not entertainment but a crime.

Recently, several objectionable AI-generated videos were published on the social media page of a private television channel after the page was hacked. The media outlet later apologized and confirmed that its page had been compromised. However, the circulation of the videos has continued to spark debate and criticism.

Mehazabien addressed the issue in a Facebook post on Thursday morning (October 15). She questioned why someone must be a member of one’s own family to deserve respect. According to her, every person has the right to be treated with dignity, regardless of whether they are someone’s mother, sister or another family member. People should be respected simply because they are human beings.

The actress also voiced concern over the growing tendency to use others’ humiliation as a means of earning money amid competition for views, likes and shares on social media.

Acknowledging that creating online content has become a source of livelihood for many people, she stressed that neither financial gain nor popularity can justify degrading others.

Mehazabien further noted that anyone, regardless of gender, can become a victim of such harmful content. She said responsibility lies not only with those who create the videos but also with those who knowingly circulate them.

She urged social media users to consider their conscience and sense of responsibility before sharing content that could harm or humiliate others.