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A |     As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly accessible, concerns around misuse and consent are growing louder across the entertainment industry. Several actors have already voiced alarm over AI generated images that circulate online without permission. Now, actor Nivetha Thomas has added her voice to this ongoing conversation, issuing a strong public warning against the circulation of AI generated content that misuses her identity.A Firm Stand Against Digital MisuseTaking to her social media platforms, Nivetha directly addressed the issue, calling the creation and sharing of such images a serious violation of privacy. In a sharply worded note, she urged pages and users responsible for circulating AI generated visuals of her to remove the content immediately. She also appealed to the wider public to refrain from resharing or engaging with such material in any form, stressing that participation only legitimises an unethical practice.Nivetha described the misuse as deeply disturbing, unacceptable, and unlawful. She made it clear that her statement was being placed on record, and that anonymity would not shield those responsible. According to her, continued circulation of such content would be treated as deliberate misuse of her identity and could invite legal consequences. The message reflected a growing frustration among artists who feel exposed in an online ecosystem that often moves faster than regulation.          It has come to my attention that AI-generated images misusing my identity and a recent photograph I shared on my social media are being circulated online.The creation and circulation of such content without consent is deeply disturbing, unacceptable, and unlawful. It…     — Nivetha Thomas (@i_nivethathomas) December 17, 2025               Actors Push Back Against AI AbuseNivetha Thomas is not alone in raising concerns about artificial intelligence and its unchecked application. In recent months, several prominent actors including Shriya Saran, Aditi Rao Hydari, Keerthy Suresh, and Sai Pallavi have spoken openly about the harmful effects of AI generated images. Many of them have cautioned fans and social media users against participating in trends that cross ethical boundaries under the guise of creativity or admiration.Earlier this week, Sreeleela also shared a heartfelt message highlighting the darker side of technological advancement. Requesting social media users to stop supporting what she described as AI generated nonsense, the actor drew a clear line between using technology responsibly and abusing it. She pointed out that innovation is meant to simplify life, not create fear or insecurity, particularly for artists who already navigate intense public scrutiny.Sreeleela further argued that the misuse of AI is increasingly becoming a safety concern for actors, especially women, in the film industry. Her comments echoed a larger industry wide anxiety about deepfake content, manipulated images, and the psychological toll of losing control over one’s own likeness.Globally too, actors and creators have been demanding clearer legal frameworks to address AI related violations. From Hollywood strikes to public advisories by performers across industries, the message is consistent. Consent must remain central, even in the age of rapidly evolving technology.                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by SREELEELA (@sreeleela14)               Nivetha Thomas and the Road AheadOn the professional front, Nivetha Thomas was last seen in the Telugu film 35 Chinna Katha Kaadu, directed by Nanda Kishore Emani. The film also featured Arundev Pothula, Vishwadev Rachakonda, and Priyadarshi Pulikonda in key roles. Known for her grounded performances and thoughtful choice of roles, Nivetha has built a reputation for balancing mainstream appeal with strong content driven cinema.Her decision to speak up now underscores how personal and pressing the issue of AI misuse has become for actors. It is no longer a distant technological debate, but a lived reality that affects dignity, safety, and mental wellbeing. By publicly drawing boundaries and warning of legal escalation, Nivetha joins a growing movement of artists demanding accountability in digital spaces.As conversations around artificial intelligence continue to evolve, voices like hers are pushing the industry and audiences alike to rethink where innovation ends and exploitation begins.          Also Read: Nani resumes shooting for Tuck Jagadish。    　　成都8月22日电(单鹏)2026年，中国汽车产业行至动能切换的关口，行业竞争的主战场正从“拼规模”转向“拼价值”。

B | 第二十九届成都国际汽车展览会21日在成都开幕，作为车展官方重要活动，2026汽车先锋思享荟同期举行。活动中，多位车企高管就行业转型与高质量发展展开深入探讨。　　当前，国内市场存量博弈越发激烈，海外布局也从试水阶段进入深水期；与此同时，L3级自动驾驶走向规模化应用，闪充与换电各立山头，技术路线的多元探索让未来充满无限可能，也带来了更多不确定性。在这一背景下，与会嘉宾普遍表示，中国汽车产业需要在效率与质量、规模与价值之间找到新的平衡。

C | 第二十九届成都国际汽车展览会21日在成都开幕，图为中国国产新能源汽车展台吸引众多观众。　记者 张浪 摄　　岚图汽车科技股份有限公司董事长卢放认为，中国汽车需要一场“慢下来的快跑”。

D | 他表示，近年来中国汽车的开发效率大幅度提升，平台化开发、数字化仿真、供应链协同和同步工程正在重构汽车开发流程，但必须清醒认识到，效率提升的前提是开发流程的重构，而不是验证环节的省略；智能化越发展，基本功越重要，无论技术如何变化，一辆好车安全、可靠、好开的基本标准没有变。持续造出好车、持续服务好用户、持续创造价值，是车企最重要的能力。　　守住产品底层能力之外，如何把技术体系转化为市场竞争力，同样是行业关注的命题。奇瑞汽车股份有限公司执行副总裁李学用强调，造车既需要“老黄牛精神”，也要有新打法、新玩法。不久前，奇瑞汽车全球累计销量正式突破2000万辆。李学用认为，突破2000万辆大关，成熟的技术体系是关键；同时要打造一系列技术品牌，从技术货架升级为技术超市，支撑各品牌针对不同用户群体的心智需求开展产品布局。　　在中国市场，外资品牌也在重新校准自身的发展逻辑。日产(中国)投资有限公司总经理刘新宇谈道，回望行业发展历程，很多品牌都经历过靠降价换销量、靠内卷换市场占有率的阶段，其本质是一张预支未来的“增长借条”，代价是透支口碑、压缩利润。他认为，技术创新不应追逐短期风口，其核心价值是解决用户痛点、赋能产业升级，而非单纯用作营销筹码。对此，日产汽车不再盲目追求车型数量、不再透支利润冲体量，而是选择收缩低效产品规模，集中加码高价值、高口碑产品。“看似增速慢了，但实际上提升了发展的质量与韧性。

E | ”　　向内打磨产品价值之外，市场下沉与出海布局，也是行业绕不开的现实考题。零跑汽车首席运营官、高级副总裁徐军认为，中国市场细分领域仍有很大机会。新能源渗透率虽然达到60%，但分布不均；向下扎根，就要推动技术进一步下沉渗透。在海外市场，消费者认知中国新能源汽车需要一个过程，让消费者看得见、摸得着、用得好，售后服务保障要先行。“我们要共创、共生、共享、共赢，一起在当地市场创造价值。