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All that you say is true, but it’s still a much simpler, more battle tested legal arena than most of the strategies discussed in that article (and I suspect tha
by yodon 9y ago
All that you say is true, but it’s still a much simpler, more battle tested legal arena than most of the strategies discussed in that article (and I suspect that the core set of retained rights is likely to remain enough to punish deepfakers, regardless of the evolution of the case law over the next few years)
- dragonwriter 9y ago> I suspect that the core set of retained rights is likely to remain enough to punish deepfakers Most personality rights / right of publicity regimes apply to promotional use and a subset of commercial use (California, noted frequently for having a generous regime for such rights, still explicitly notes that content merely being monetized with advertising is not necessarily enough to qualify for protection.) I don't think that covers most deepfakes.