Critic alleges Higgsfield deepfakes, throttling, and ComfyUI cease-and-desist
Overview
An X author who criticized Higgsfield earlier publishes a nine-month review arguing that the AI video company changed its wording but not its behavior.
The post cites a February Forbes report on nonconsensual deepfakes in Higgsfield promotional kits, a renamed Steal extension, an unlimited plan with a throttling system, and a Cannes premiere that the festival denied.
The author also says Higgsfield sent a cease-and-desist letter to ComfyUI days after NVIDIA invested in the company. The author links these claims to public sources. Higgsfield's response is not included in the report.
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𝔹𝕃𝕍ℂ𝕂𝕃!𝔾ℍ𝕋@BLVCKLIGHTaiXCritic documents Higgsfield's deepfakes, throttling, and open source claims, and the cease and desist to ComfyUIAIAn X author who previously criticized Higgsfield publishes a nine-month review arguing the AI video company changed its wording but not its behavior. The piece cites a February Forbes report on nonconsensual deepfakes in promotional kits, the renamed Steal extension, an unlimited plan with a throttling system, and a Cannes premiere that the festival denied. It also says Higgsfield sent a cease and desist to ComfyUI days after NVIDIA invested in the company, and links its claims to public sources.
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