Texas QB Arch Manning Apologizes Over Reaction to AI Video
Manning called his comment "insensitive" after reacting to an AI-generated video showing coach Steve Sarkisian appearing to slap ESPN reporter Holly Rowe.
Texas quarterback Arch Manning has apologized for what he described as an "insensitive" reaction to an AI-generated video that depicted Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN reporter Holly Rowe, according to ESPN.
The video in question was reportedly created using artificial intelligence and showed a fabricated, violent scenario involving Sarkisian and Rowe. ESPN reported that Manning's comment about the clip drew criticism, prompting him to issue an apology.
Details about the specific content of Manning's original remark, as well as further context surrounding the video's creation and circulation, were not fully outlined in the available report.
ESPN did not immediately provide additional comment from Sarkisian, Rowe or the University of Texas athletic department regarding the incident.
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