The 'Deepfake Era': How To Navigate AI-Generated Content
The rise of AI-generated images has created new legal challenges, particularly for the unauthorized use of an individual's name, content, and images. The recent examples involving images of Taylor Swift and her fan base demonstrate the risks of deepfakes when used in the political context.
October 07, 2024 at 11:00 AM
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Deepfakes, a high-profile category of AI-generated content, have received widespread attention in connection with the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Two recent examples involving celebrity Taylor Swift demonstrate the intersection between AI-generated content, politics, and intellectual property rights:
• An AI-generated image of Taylor Swift dressed as Uncle Sam, accompanied by the message "Taylor wants YOU to VOTE for DONALD TRUMP."
• AI-generated images of women wearing "Swifties for Trump" T-shirts.
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