De Sheinbaum a Meloni: las líderes mundiales impulsan medidas para protegerse de los ‘deepfakes’ con IA
La presidenta mexicana acelera una reforma para penalizar el uso de vídeos falsos en los que aparecen funcionarios gubernamentales, mientras que la mandataria italiana patenta su voz como marca sonora ante la UE
World leaders and politicians are pushing for measures to safeguard against AI-generated deepfakes. Some advocate for regulations covering all officials in their respective countries, while others focus on preventing the cloning of their voices. These actions come as it emerged that at least 46 Members of the European Parliament, one in six, appeared in hyper-realistic yet fake pornographic images created using artificial intelligence, according to a report by the Agora Digitale Transformation organization, presented on Monday at the European Parliament.
This situation is described as "intolerable and deplorable" by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, who has urged member states to ensure the effective application of new European standards, take action against applications enabling the creation of such content, and pursue the prosecution of the dissemination of non-consented sexual deepfakes.
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