A viral trend involving AI-generated videos featuring the "Cat in the Hat" has prompted a warning. These videos claim the character is coming to a specific location.
The videos are being investigated by police. Further details about the investigation and the videos are available from the source.
Investigating authorities are the Jefferson police, who are looking into the AI-generated "Cat in the Hat" videos and their claims.
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