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> shall disclose that the content has been artificially created or manipulated. That's it. That's the condition. (With some exceptions there but anyway) It's
by raverbashing 6y ago
> shall disclose that the content has been artificially created or manipulated.
That's it. That's the condition. (With some exceptions there but anyway)
It's a non-issue pretty much.
- 13415 6y agoThe exceptions are odd and in my view indicate that some government agencies are already using deepfakes for questionable purposes or at least want to have the option to do so. Other than that, I agree. Having to clearly label deepfakes is enough, and makes the use of deepfakes for deception illegal (except for the ominous exceptions).
- FredPret 6y agoSo all movies with CGI now need a disclaimer?
- raverbashing 6y agoNo, because "unless this is obvious from the circumstances and the context of use,”" as it says in TFA But to a point, photoshopped images also require a disclaimer in some countries (e.g. France)
- jhgb 6y agoThey already have it, don't they? In the form of "Special Effects by XYZ" the credits, I believe.