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A Little Too Much Sun — Cleveland Review of Books

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By Sam Eichner
| Cleveland Review of Books Verified
On the plane to Aruba, Alice gazed out the window with a sense of impending doom: insofar as she saw her life as a conspiracy against itself, falling from the heavens en route to her honeymoon sounded particularly tragic, if not perversely satisfying. Greg munched on the salted almonds the flight attendant passed out, his free hand limp against her thighs. Despite her warnings, he’d refused to put his phone on airplane mode. The clouds outside wrapped their jet in gauze.
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Truth-in-AI and Robo-Deception: How Regulation Is Evolving to Address Deepfakes, Robocalls and More to Avoid the Erosion of Consumer Trust | JD Supra

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By Sam Eichner, Marcus Leonard, Shani Rivaux
| JD Supra
Takeaways The rise of generative AI in advertising challenges existing regulatory frameworks and threatens consumer trust. Businesses using AI-generated content must grapple with legal, ethical and practical implications surrounding false advertising. Despite the lack of controlling authority, businesses should aim to safeguard their credibility and provide transparency.
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No Exceptions for AI: The FTC Hosts a Tech Summit to Discuss the Impacts of AI on Consumers and Competition | JD Supra

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By Sam Eichner, Michael Grosso, Ric Macchiaroli
| JD Supra
On January 25, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) hosted a summit focused on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on consumers and competition in the technology sector. Comprising three panel discussions and related commentary from the Commissioners, the Summit focused on the need to promote an open, competitive landscape while protecting consumer safety and data privacy.
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