Magnus Heystek: Public figures not liable for deepfake scam losses
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Brenthurst Wealth’s Magnus Heystek addresses the growing issue of deepfake ads using the likeness of high-profile figures like Johann Rupert and Elon Musk. Heystek argues that holding these figures responsible for gullible investors’ losses is unreasonable, emphasizing that the onus remains on individuals to verify legitimacy before investing. Heystek spoke to BizNews editor Alec Hogg.
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