
Demi Moore recently found herself in some chaos after she shared an AI-generated image of her dog, Pilaf, on Instagram. The 62-year-old actress joined a popular trend that turns pets into human-like images using artificial intelligence. However, what started as a lighthearted post quickly drew criticism from followers who felt the trend disrespected real artists.
Moore shared the image through Pilafâs dedicated Instagram account, where the pint-sized Chihuahua has built a loyal fanbase. While some fans enjoyed the playful gesture, others were concerned about the moral consequences of AI art. The backlash prompted Moore to issue a heartfelt apology, clarifying that she never meant to offend or diminish the efforts of artists.
Demi Moore’s AI art post gets tagged as disrespectful by fans
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After the image was posted, some followers shared strong feelings about the use of AI, calling the move “unethical” and “disrespectful.” One user posted, “Demi Moore’s disrespectful posts like this hurt artists who work so hard for original work.” Another user posted that AI takes from people who work hard, and that it should not be supported. The responses highlighted underlying tensions between AI use and traditional creativity in the art world.
Moore did not hesitate to respond to the criticism, acknowledging her error and apologizing. She indicated that the post was intended to be tongue-in-cheek and humorous, and acknowledged fans who had offered constructive criticism and reassured them that she would be more considerate in the future.
Demi Moore receives fans’ backing amid backlash
Even in the wake of the backlash, there were some fans who stood up for Moore, arguing that the post was fun and part of an internet trend. One of them, an artist as well, argued she had thought it was cute and did not feel any way disrespected by it whatsoever.
Another fan said Moore was just messing around, and that we all needed some of that lately. Although opinion on AI is still divided, her response helped to defuse anger and remind fans that it is the thought that counts.