Video of Raffi Ahmad - Atta Halilintar and Najwa Shihab Promoting Online Gambling Circulates, Edited Using AI

Kapanlagi.com - Recently, a video has been circulating showing the faces of Raffi Ahmad, Najwa Shihab, and Atta Halilintar seemingly conducting an interview. The video has been widely spread on the internet, from Twitter to Instagram platforms.

In the interview, Najwa, Raffi, and Atta seem to be discussing a website known as online gambling. The conversation among the three individuals is the result of editing using artificial intelligence (AI).

What makes the video clearly strange is that everyone's voice is flat. There is no intonation like Raffi's or the other two's distinctive voices.

1. Raffi's Interview

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In the video, Najwa is seen sitting with Raffi Ahmad in a television studio. They seem to be talking to each other and wearing masks.

"Okay, I have been with Raffi and Atta. What is your purpose for joining Koxxx? And you dare to inject a large amount of funds for Koxx. Please explain, Mr. Raffi," said 'Najwa' with a flat AI voice.

"So, here's the thing, Koxx has collaborated with me before. Then I asked them to provide big wins for their users. Because if not, I don't want to acknowledge that Koxx is an easy winning site. I asked the headquarters to give 90 percent of the winnings to the users," answered 'Raffi' with a flat voice as well.

2. Atta's Interview

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In addition to talking to Raffi, Najwa also appeared to interview Atta Halilintar. Still with a flat-toned voice like Raffi, 'Atta' claimed to have provided funds of up to 100 billion Rupiah for the site.

"To help the economy through Koxx's games. Because seeing the impact of COVID is not fully resolved, there are still many housewives who are in need," said 'Atta' whose voice was changed with AI.

Netizens are discussing the video and denying, asserting that the recording is the result of AI editing. However, Atta, Raffi, and Najwa remain silent about this matter.

As of the time this news was published, KapanLagi.com is still trying to contact the three parties involved to obtain further information.

(kpl/phi)