If an AI video defames someone, who should the victim actually sue, the person who prompted it, the model provider, or the platform that kept it up?

This feels like a question we're going to have to take seriously pretty soon. We've already seen cases where AI generated likenesses are used in ways people never agreed to, from unauthorized ads to digital replicas that go beyond what someone thought they had consented to. I've been paying more at…

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1. 2026-10-30 19:31 · r/artificial
   If an AI video defames someone, who should the victim actually sue, the person who prompted it, the model provider, or the platform that kept it up?