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I agree on both points. With deepfakes, though, I don't think of them as legitimate speech. I think of them as outright fraud, and fraud has never been protect
by JohnFen 2y ago
I agree on both points.
With deepfakes, though, I don't think of them as legitimate speech. I think of them as outright fraud, and fraud has never been protected speech.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoI wonder if you are baking fraud into your definition of deepfakes, and deepfakes are distinct for "AI generated content". Is a video of Musk and Trump dancing to "stayin' alive" a deepfake? If fraud has never been protected, shouldn't clearly fraudulent AI content already be actionable? I think
- JohnFen 2y ago> Is a video of Musk and Trump dancing to "stayin' alive" a deepfake? Yes, if it's being presented as a recording of an event that actually happened (meaning that there's a lack of an obvious warning that it's fictional). Otherwise, no.