Credit: meeboonstudio/Adobe Stock FTC Goes After AI Tool That Has Capability to Mass Produce Fake Reviews
"Treating as categorically illegal a generative AI tool merely because of the possibility that someone might use it for fraud is inconsistent with our precedents and common sense," GOP Commissioner Andrew Ferguson said in his dissent.
October 03, 2024 at 10:04 AM
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Artificial Intelligence
Weeks before its new rule banning fake reviews and testimonials takes effect, the Federal Trade Commission has proposed a settlement with a generative artificial intelligence company that would forbid it from marketing a version used to create product and service reviews.
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