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Viral Deepfakes Of Taylor Swift Highlight Need For Regulation

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By Nicole C Brenner, Susie Ruiz-Lichter
| Law360 Verified
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Nicole Brenner and Susie Ruiz-Lichter (May 6, 2024, 1:01 PM EDT) -- In January, viral artificial intelligence-generated pornographic pictures of Taylor Swift circulated on the social platform X — formerly Twitter — with one post remaining up for 17 hours[1] and receiving more than 45 million views, 24,000 reposts,[2] and hundreds of thousands of likes before the verified account was suspended for violating platform policy....
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Why the Taylor Swift AI Scandal is Pushing Lawmakers to Address Pornographic Deepfakes

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By Nicole C Brenner, Susie Ruiz-Lichter
| Global IP & Technology Law Blog
Last month, viral AI-generated pornographic pictures of Taylor Swift circulated on X (formerly Twitter), with one post remaining for 17 hours and receiving more than 45 million views, 24,000 reposts, and hundreds of thousands of likes before the verified account was suspended for violating platform policy. The images, allegedly created using a company’s text-to-image tool Designer, originated from a challenge on 4chan.
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Olympic Games: New Social Media Guidance for 2024 Athletes

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By Marisol C. Mork, Lauryn Durham, Nicole C Brenner
| LexBlog
With the summer Olympic Games rapidly approaching, the International Olympic Committee (“IOC”) recently announced new guidance for social and digital media at the 2024 games. Our colleagues at SPB’s Global IP & Tech blog took an interesting look at how social media guidelines are evolving and how athletes, brands and spectators will experience the games in more engaging ways than ever. Both athletes and brands will need to be mindful of the IOC’s guidelines and adapt their strategies accordingly.
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