A fake sexually explicit video of podcast host Bobbi Althoff spread rapidly on X Tuesday afternoon, adding to the platform's recent challenges in cracking down on deepfakes of female celebrities. A fake AI-generated video of podcaster Bobbi Althoff went viral and caused alarm on social media. The content creator had to speak up about the controversial footage. The video spread faster on multiple platforms and showed how hard it has become to tell real content from artificial ones. Bobbi Althoff took to Instagram stories to express her shock at finding her name trending on the social media app. She posted a screenshot of her name trending in the "Rap" category of X and Bobbi Althoff has responded to the viral AI deepfakes of her spreading on social media. Bobbi Althoff arrives to the 2024 People's Choice Awards held at Barker Hangar on February 18, 2024 in The author of the original post — which suggested followers could find the "leaked" video in the tweet's "hidden" replies — later wrote a comment: "Bobbi Althoff if you see this I What Is The 'Bobbi Althoff Leaked Video?' The leaked AI video of Bobbi Althoff first started going around on X (Twitter) on February 20th. The first known user to share it is @destroynectar, who posted it with the caption, "Bobbi Althoff got leaked (don't check hidden)," using reverse psychology to try and get people to check the hidden replies Bobbi Althoff is the latest victim of X-rated, AI-generated content being shared online.. The TikToker-turned-podcast host took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday to clear the air after someone Podcast host Bobbi Althoff took to Instagram on Wednesday to address a sexually explicit video trending on X and other corners of the internet, writing, "The reason I'm trending is 100% not me A fake sexually explicit video of podcast host Bobbi Althoff was trending on X despite it violating the platform's rules. The now taken down video adds to the platform's recent challenges in A fake sexually

explicit video of podcast host Bobbi Althoff spread rapidly on X Tuesday afternoon, adding to the platform's recent challenges in cracking down on deepfakes of female celebrities.