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MeitY said in the advisory that content not permitted under the IT Rules must be communicated to internet users along with penal provisions in case of violations.

Deepfake: “Today, a formal advisory has been issued incorporating the ‘agreed to’ procedures to ensure that users on these platforms do not violate the prohibited content in Rule 3(1)(b) and if such legal violations are noted or reported then the consequences under law will follow,” minister of state for electronics and information technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar said.

Intermediaries will be under obligation to report violations to law enforcement agencies

The advisory aims to ensure intermediaries take proactive measures to combat the dissemination of prohibited content, especially those outlined in Rule 3(1)(b) of the IT Rules

The directive specifically targets the growing concerns around misinformation powered by AI – Deepfakes. - Centre Issues Advisory To All Intermediaries To Comply With Existing IT Rules

LEONARD: AI could send you a highly customized, deceptive message that exploits your most closely held fears to change how you think about the world just as you prepare to enter the ballot box.

They are resorting to software that thwarts machine learning.

While fake images and doctored audio have been around for years, concerns have been raised over how much quicker and easier it can be to create more convincing versions.

MailOnline can reveal how even the most basic scammers can use simple AI tools online to turn just three seconds of a childs voice into a fake audio file with an 85 to 90 per cent match.

A SEBI-like regulatory body is needed for social media platforms to curb growing deepfakes and synthetic videos, BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi demanded in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.