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Given a large enough set of generated character there will be many that look like some real person. The cited "you" could refer to any of aesthetic collisions.
by j-bos 1y ago
Given a large enough set of generated character there will be many that look like some real person. The cited "you" could refer to any of aesthetic collisions.
- JimDabell 1y agoYes, and what happens when they try to argue that somebody made a deepfake of some random person and they are asked what the motive is? Or when it goes through discovery and it’s plainly obvious deepfakes weren’t used? Courts aren’t gullible automatons.
- j-bos 1y agoYou're right, they're not. But if it plays out anything like copyright enforcement on the web today, distribution platforms will take down more things without a whiff of court intervention.