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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Monday that a dozen deepfake websites, which used AI to generate photos of roughly 1,200 people, have been seized. …
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Monday that a dozen deepfake websites, which used AI to generate photos of roughly 1,200 people, have been seized. New York state passed a law in 2023 barring AI-generated explicit images without the person’s consent.
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@@JeffP-q3kImported1mo ago
Looks like he ate them.
@@Hawkshaw3030Imported1mo ago
Eternal thanks for convicting the Orange Keg of several felonies.
@@realalexwagnerImported1mo ago
Wait, is it illegal to draw tits on a photo now? Doing the heavy work of arresting victimless crimes yayyyy
@@rtpfixitImported1mo ago
So only celebrities rate legal protection. Gotcha.
@@rasjahson6261Imported1mo ago
Of course YouTube just removed my comment that speaks against them on the very subject the D. A. is talking about.
@@Wild-E-cyoteImported1mo ago
What a Pud..
@@Mike-x9s7nImported1mo ago
Great job, now go after the plethora of pedophiles that call NYC their homes and hunting grounds..
@@Mike-x9s7nImported1mo ago
So when is the investigation into Donald Trumps almost certain pedophilia going to begin ?
@@MoysterOysterImported1mo ago
But NY upholding legitimate and life affecting laws, <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23nypd">#nypd</a> nah fugg that noise!!!
@@EleanorThompsononImported1mo ago
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@@AbigailDavisisImported1mo ago
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Monday that a dozen deepfake websites, which used AI to generate photos of roughly 1,200 people, have been seized. New York state passed a law in 2023 barring AI-generated explicit images without the person’s consent.
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