Kangana Ranaut moves Delhi High Court over AI-generated obscene content; summons issued
The Delhi High Court said on Thursday it would pass an interim order on a lawsuit by actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut. She wants AI-generated obscene material about her taken off the internet. Justice Vikas Mahajan issued summons to the defendants in the case, which seeks protection of her personality rights, PTI reported. The Mandi MP argues that the content defames her, damages her reputation…
The Delhi High Court announced it would issue an interim order in a lawsuit filed by actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut against AI-generated obscene content targeting her. Justice Vikas Mahajan ordered summons to be served to the defendants in the case, which aims to protect her personality rights. Ranaut claims that the material defames her, harms her reputation, and infringes upon her personality rights.
Her legal team presented examples of the content, which included sexual and pornographic material, fake news, and AI-generated posts that attributed false statements to her. However, the lawyer emphasized that memes and other forms of objectionable satire about Ranaut were not being sought relief for at this time. The court also heard a similar personality rights suit filed by Telugu actor Vijay Deverakonda, issuing summons in that case as well.
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