YouTube is providing Hollywood with a free deepfake detection tool to help combat AI-generated impersonations and protect artists' likenesses.
Why it matters
This development highlights the growing concern around AI-generated deepfakes and their potential impact on individuals, particularly in public-facing roles like entertainers. By providing tools for detection and removal, YouTube is addressing the ethical and practical challenges posed by AI impersonation, aiming to safeguard careers and public trust in the digital age.
YouTube is giving famous people a new tool to find fake videos of themselves made by AI. This helps protect their image and careers from being harmed by these AI impersonations.
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