On the 6th of this month (local time), Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway released an urgent statement to refute several so-called "Buffett commentary videos" circulating on YouTube. The statement clarified that these videos were fraudulent content created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology and bore no relation to Buffett himself. These videos featured unauthorized images or AI-generated likenesses of Buffett, and the content contained false investment advice. Since the shareholders' meeting in May 2025, Buffett has rarely made public comments. His official views are set to be conveyed through an official press release on November 10th. At present, "deepfake" content is spreading rapidly across the internet and is frequently employed for purposes such as harassment and fraud. Buffett has long held a cautious stance toward AI technology. He once remarked that it is "as dangerous as an atomic bomb," cautioning the public against believing everything they see and urging them to verify investment decisions through official channels.