China's top court posts guidelines on deepfakes, AI disputes
- BEIJING: China's top court issued guidelines on Monday (Sep 7) covering a range of emerging pitfalls associated with artificial intelligence, including unauthorised deepfakes and voice cloning, state media reported.
- The move provides judicial guidance for AI-related disputes in China, which is currently engaged in an intense competition with the United States for dominance in the key technology.
- The guidelines released by the Supreme People's Court "make clear that people cannot use AI to create or distribute recognisable digital replicas of others without their consent, including cloned faces a
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- BEIJING: China's top court issued guidelines on Monday (Sep 7) covering a range of emerging pitfalls associated with artificial intelligence, including unauthorised deepfakes and voice cloning, state media reported.
- The move provides judicial guidance for AI-related disputes in China, which is currently engaged in an intense competition with the United States for dominance in the key technology.
- The guidelines released by the Supreme People's Court "make clear that people cannot use AI to create or distribute recognisable digital replicas of others without their consent, including cloned faces a
Sources: CNA