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Reading through the actual law, it seems that only a few qualifiers are needed to prevent abuse. Although it seems it could be rendered toothless according to p
by Tanoc 3y ago
Reading through the actual law, it seems that only a few qualifiers are needed to prevent abuse. Although it seems it could be rendered toothless according to page twelve, section twelve, subsection two. The wording in that means somebody could interpret other parody laws to render enforcement basically impossible. It's also concerning that the main focus tends to be on musicians, despite listing deepfake nudes and other malicious uses of the technology as reasons for incitement of the bill.
- cogman10 3y agoAgreed, it starts by talking about AI and then when the actual law is written it does not use a single qualifier to identify AI. It's written in a way that almost makes me think some public figure is mad they got lampooned on SNL or some comedy sketch.