↑Part of: Arch Manning mocked AI-edited video of Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe, sparking backlash

Shae Cornette urges Arch Manning to learn after he laughed at AI video of Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe

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Story Summary

SITUATION

After Arch Manning smiled and laughed while discussing an AI-generated video that showed Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe, ESPN host Shae Cornette urged Manning to take a "strong learning lesson" and stop laughing at violent content. Cornette told viewers on "First Take" that laughing at a video that promotes violence, especially toward women, was insensitive and that Manning should know better given his family name and profile.

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KEY FACTS

Shae Cornette said on ESPN's "First Take" that laughing at a video that promotes violence, especially toward women, is insensitive and immature.
Cornette said she hoped the incident would be a "strong learning lesson" for Manning and that he should "know better" given his family name.
Cornette described her initial reaction to Manning's comments as, "My goodness, how insensitive, how immature," and said his laughter was disrespectful toward Holly Rowe.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

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Brief

Shae Cornette urged Arch Manning to take a "strong learning lesson" after he smiled and laughed during a press conference about an AI-generated video depicting Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe, which drew criticism. Cornette said on "First Take" that Manning should not laugh at a video that promotes violence, especially towards women.

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Shae Cornette criticized Arch Manning for smiling and laughing while discussing an AI-generated video that showed Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe, saying laughing at violent co…

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