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Counsel Yaél Weitz was quoted in NPR in an article discussing the development of new tools to facilitate the detection of AI bot deepfakes and to make it more difficult for AI systems to create them. The article also discusses potential legislation to address liability for the use of people's likenesses without consent. Read more here.#ArtLawhttps://lnkd.in/g3c3vHzm

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Fake AI images are getting more sophisticated, but so are the ways to spot them. Learn how to tell the difference and avoid falling for digital trickery.

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Generative AI can create, images, sounds and videos or anything now. Do people believe images such as the below to be real? The extreme nature tells you that logically they are fake but when the image or video is more subtle or targeting a political narrative, are the fake as easy to spot?#AI #Arti #generatieveai #deepfake #deepfakes #taylorswift #political#robsonbalehttps://lnkd.in/exi8kTnD

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Beware the worst of human biases in #genAI (image and chat). Be specific in your prompts. Excellent post Nigel. Also a great tip in comments to add aversion to stereotypes in your #chatGPT #customInstructions.

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Will Taylor Swift sue the makers of the AI deepfake that impersonated her for an advertising scam?• This past week, Taylor Swift's likeness and voice were falsely used to promote Le Creuset cookware in a series of ads, created using advanced AI technology, without her endorsem*nt or permission. • The ads are part of a recent surge in celebrity-focused scams using synthetic media, further strengthened by AI capabilities, and have also targeted celebrities like Tom Hanks, Gayle King, and MrBeast.• While Le Creuset stated they were not involved in the fraudulent campaign, the issue highlights a broader concern about AI-generated scams and the potentially deceptive use of celebrity images and voices.Misusing celebrities' likenesses via AI signifies a growing digital problem that could significantly impact consumer trust and amplify misinformation. The threat it represents is NOT just limited to celebrities. Such fraudulent practices not only harm the people in question and tarnish the image of the brands unknowingly involved but also deceive innocent consumers. I think it's crucial for regulatory measures to catch up with these advancements, such as more robust laws to manage the unregulated realm of AI-generated content.Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e73Qu8bz--------------Want more AI news, analysis, and tutorials? Sign up for my newsletter, The Upgrade 👇https://www.theupgrade.ai/ #AI #GenAI #TechNews #artificialintelligence #TaylorSwift

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As AI gets more sophisticated, along comes the issue of trying to work out what is real and what is fake. In the below article you can learn more about how to spot fake digital images#ai #spotthedifference

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Wondering if your friendly neighbourhood AI is still a little bit racist, sexist and ableist? An experiment with predictable results.Note: I used this janky base prompt for experimental purposes: 'background hero image showing many social media and AI logos, include a person. The icons should float behind them'. Sometimes I asked it to be photorealistic, other times not, just to see if that had an effect. Spoiler: it didn't.#contentmarketing#AImarketing#AIbias

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The speed of AI adoption, concern and conversation is unlike anything I've ever been monitoring for a brand in culture. A nudge to look beyond the practical advancements you're being bombarded with to seek out those questioning the ethical implications and guardrails we need to address. A great space to watch is the conversation around the value of our voice [from the upcoming AI voice generated Edith Piaf film to the "No Fakes Act"bipartisan bill that "would apply throughout a person’s lifetime and, for their estate, 70 years after their death"]. Celebrities [and their families, a la Robin Williams's daughter] and one research team think they may have a protection solution - meet [WIP] AntiFake designed to protect against Deepfake abuse. "AntiFake scrambles the audio signal so that it confuses the AI model. The modified track still sounds normal to the human ear, but it sounds messed up to the system, making it hard for it to create a clean-sounding voice clone" There is no one "right road" and for every yay, someone will say nay, but simply put look too all the players, especially the ones trying to do the protecting. https://lnkd.in/dv9-RkXa

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There are 284 uncensored open-source models on Huggingface as of today. I've encountered them often but never really paid close attention to what they are and what purpose they serve. In this post, I will delve into these questions.❓ What are uncensored models?Uncensored models refer to language models that do not have built-in refusals or guardrails to prevent them from generating inappropriate, unethical, or illegal content. 🔞 Why uncensor a model?The primary argument for uncensoring a model is to cater to a wider audience with diverse beliefs and viewpoints. The alignment or censorship in models is often influenced by the cultural, legal, and political biases of the region where the model was developed. ☠ Dangers of uncensored modelsAs of now, anyone can download an uncensored model and use it as they deem fit. This unrestricted access opens up a Pandora's box of potential misuse, from generating inappropriate content to perpetuating harmful biases.IMO, while uncensored models have many uses, there needs to be some checks and balances to this. But how?Follow me for more updates on AI!#GenAI #AI #OpenSource #HuggingFace #LLMs #UncensoredModels

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Seems like a good start to AI regulation. It's exciting to see how regulations progress in such a fast-moving space. As AI continues to evolve, we need to ensure that it's properly regulated. It's a delicate balance between giving AI room to grow and protecting society from potential harm. Looking forward to seeing how this develops! #ai #airegulations #deepfakes

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