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A bipartisan group of senators has advanced the NO FAKES Act, which would create new protections against AI-enabled replicas and deepfakes of someone’s name, image and likeness and allow people to sue over the unauthorized use of “computer-generated recreations.”
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A bipartisan group of senators has advanced the NO FAKES Act, which would establish new protections against AI-enabled replicas and deepfakes of a person's name, image, and likeness, and permit lawsuits for unauthorized use of "computer-generated recreations."
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https://bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-opinion-ai-campaign-ads-need-more-safeguards
Generative AI is increasingly used in political campaigns, making it difficult to discern reality and potentially leading to public distrust and disengagement from democracy. The article discusses the need for more safeguards against AI-generated political content.
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