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> The Musk video by reAlpha included “robust disclaimers” establishing it as satire, said Christie Currie, chief marketing officer. Sure, one of the hallmarks
by karaterobot 4y ago
> The Musk video by reAlpha included “robust disclaimers” establishing it as satire, said Christie Currie, chief marketing officer.
Sure, one of the hallmarks of great satire is that it requires robust disclaimers establishing it as satire.
Personally, I see no reason not to have a blanket ban on unauthorized deep fakes of living people in marketing, especially if having an actor pretending to be another celebrity endorsing your product has been established as out of bounds. For what reason would it be used if not to confuse consumers?
- sschueller 4y agoWe have had ads and even tv shows of president impersonators and everyone knows it's not actually the president. Maybe we should stop giving individuals such power that someone impersonating them could result in a war. Additionally impersonating someone for defomation or stealing money is already illegal.
- TheLoafOfBread 4y agoNo you can't do that, regulations are stifling innovation! /s