Mario Lopez posts ‘creepy’ AI video of niece at Dodgers game
Sports Entertainment Mario Lopez posts ‘creepy’ AI video of niece at Dodgers game By Jenna Lemoncelli Published Aug. Add The New York Post on Google Television host Mario Lopez left many scratching their heads over an AI video that he posted, which showed his niece Kalia Wong rubbing mustard all over face while at a Dodgers-Red Sox game on Sunday. “I can’t take her anywhere,” Lopez said in the clip as Kalia, who goes by YaYa, bit into two hot dogs while the toppings spilled on her Dodgers jersey.
- ▪Sports Entertainment Mario Lopez posts ‘creepy’ AI video of niece at Dodgers game By Jenna Lemoncelli Published Aug.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Television host Mario Lopez left many scratching their heads over an AI video that he posted, which showed his niece Kalia Wong rubbing mustard all over face while at a Dodgers-Red Sox game on Sunday.
- ▪“I can’t take her anywhere,” Lopez said in the clip as Kalia, who goes by YaYa, bit into two hot dogs while the toppings spilled on her Dodgers jersey.
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