AI renditions. Or more appropriately, artificial renditions. How close are they to the real thing? Is it noticeable, like kids wearing and acting out in Brad P

AI renditions. Or more appropriately, artificial renditions. How close are they to the real thing? Is it noticeable, like kids wearing and acting out in Brad Pitt masks? Or is it unnoticeable, and therefore deceptive? Solution is to have laws prohibiting deception by AI plus regulation that AI generators need to have explicit tells that this was generated by AI, for image, audio, and video. Once deception issue is cleared, then address a person's claim of RIGHTS, that they own their face, their style of body movements, and their voices, and its depiction. No laws are made on this. The only law that could be leveraged is copyright law. If a person's voice, style of body movement, and face is copyrighted, copyright law can be leveraged. What is the process of copyrighting? Copyrighting a movie? Copyrighting an audio tape? Copyrighting on image? Is everything automatically a copyright? Or is the distribution explicitly made under copyright?