**Just 20 Cloud Images Could Create a Deepfake of Your Child, Warns Expert in Fox News AI Newsletter**
In a shocking revelation that has left parents everywhere clutching their smartphones in terror, a recent Fox News AI Newsletter has warned that just 20 innocent cloud images of your child could be enough to create a convincing deepfake. Yes, you read that right—20! That’s less than the number of times your kid has asked for a snack today.
Dr. Ima Paranoid, a leading expert in digital shenanigans, stated, “With just a few pictures, we can create a digital version of your child that could potentially run for president or, worse, become a TikTok influencer.” She added, “Imagine your child’s face on a dancing cat video. It’s a nightmare!”
Parents are understandably concerned. Local dad, Chuck “The Cloud” Johnson, expressed his fears: “I thought I was just saving cute pictures of my son, Timmy, but now I’m worried he’ll be starring in a horror movie called ‘The Deepfake That Ate My Homework.’”
Meanwhile, mom and amateur photographer, Linda Snapper, has taken drastic measures. “I’ve deleted all my cloud images and replaced them with pictures of my cat, Mr. Whiskers. If anyone’s going to be deepfaked, it’s going to be him. He’s already got the purr-fect look for TikTok!”
As the world grapples with this new digital dilemma, experts recommend parents start taking selfies with their kids while wearing oversized sunglasses and hats. “It’s the only way to ensure they don’t end up in a viral meme,” Dr. Paranoid advised.
So, parents, be vigilant! The next time you upload that adorable picture of your child playing in the park, remember: you might just be one click away from a deepfake that could have them dancing with the Kardashians. And nobody wants that!
