Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Salman Khan Calls for AI Laws and Social Media Censorship
Salman Khan talked about how artificial intelligence can be misused.
He said people can copy someone’s voice and make it seem like they said something offensive.
Fake videos may then be shared by people who do not know they are false.
Khan said this could hurt the people shown or heard in the videos.
He questioned why anyone would knowingly create such harmful content.
He said people who spread hatred through fake AI videos should face prison.
He also asked for stronger laws and censorship on social media.
His comments were made during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20.
Salman Khan warned about AI being misused to create fake videos and manipulated voices.
He said AI-generated content could falsely make people appear to say abusive or offensive things.
Khan called for stricter laws and censorship of content shared on social media.
He said people who knowingly spread hatred through fake AI videos should be put behind bars.
The discussion occurred during Bigg Boss 20’s Weekend Ka Vaar episode, where Isha Rikhi was also evicted.
- Who
- Bollywood actor Salman Khan.
- What
- He raised concerns about the misuse of AI-generated videos and voices and called for stricter laws and social media censorship.
- When
- During the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20; a related social-media post was dated September 27, 2026.
- Where
- On Bigg Boss 20.
- Why
- Because AI can be used to create misleading videos or voices that make people appear to say abusive, offensive, or hateful things.
- Speaker
- Salman Khan
- Program
- Bigg Boss 20
- Main concern
- Misuse of AI-generated videos and manipulated voices
- Requested action
- Stricter laws and censorship on social media
- Suggested punishment
- People spreading hatred through fake AI videos should be put behind bars
- Episode development
- Isha Rikhi was identified as the second contestant evicted from Bigg Boss 20
- Upcoming project
- Khan is awaiting the release of Maatrubhumi, scheduled for 2026