Rappler has previously debunked several fake ads using deepfake video and AI-generated audio
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.Filipino physician Liza Ong, wife of online health personality Dr. Willie Ong, promotes the use of Bee Venom cream, a product that claims to relieve bone and joint pain. The Facebook page “24h Health Information” made the post bearing the claim on November 11, and it continues to circulate online. As of writing, the post has 25 million views, 121,000 reactions, and 25,400 comments.
The video features Ong promoting an alleged medication for bone and joint conditions such as gout and osteoarthritis. A link to place orders for the product is included in the post. The link redirects to a page that appears to be an order website for the product named Bee Venom., a deepfake detection tool, found “substantial evidence of manipulation” in its analysis of the faces and audio of the video.
The tool’s deepfake face detector found evidence of manipulation in the faces in the video with a confidence level of 98%. Its voice anti-spoofing analysis found evidence that an AI audio generator created the audio in the video with 100% certainty. TrueMedia.org’s analysis stated: “The transcript appears to be an advertisement or promotional script rather than a real spoken audio. The language is highly persuasive and structured to sell a product, which is typical of marketing content. It includes claims of miraculous health benefits and discounts, which are common in scripted advertisements but not in genuine conversations or informational broadcasts.
It added: “The tone is polished and lacks the natural flow of spontaneous speech, further suggesting it is a fabricated piece.
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