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Taylor Swift's recent explicit AI images caused America to implement a US Bill to solve the ongoing issue of "nonconsensual and sexual deepfakes."

It could serve as a great start in addressing deepfakes of famous individuals. The emergence of deepfakes across the web is already becoming harder to ignore.

The social media platform was forced to block searches of Swift’s name over the weekend after AI generated explicit fake images of the pop star spread on the site.

Eyewitness News breaks down the huge tussle over restaurant tipping in light of New York State's latest legislature. Plus, why do dogs really wag their tails?

Elon Musk's social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is taking steps to strengthen its notorious "trust and safety" team, which was responsible for widespread censorship of conservatives under prior management, following the circulation of explicit AI-generated images of pop star Taylor Swift on the platform.

With the proliferation of deepfakes, a time will come when nothing can be relied upon. But AI-enabled dishonesty has beneficiaries. Wrongdoers, especially, must not benefit from the plausible deniability of video evidence against them.

Better to get this done sooner rather than later.

Nora Fatehi clears the air on her deepfake collaboration with HDFC in the 'What the Fraud' series, shedding light on the rise of deepfakes and financial fraud.

While new content may be secured through built-in systems, there is a world of content out there that has not been watermarked, which is done by adding imperceptible information to a digital file so that its provenance can be traced.

Deepfakes generated by artificial intelligence have proliferated on social media this month, claiming a string of high-profile victims and elevating the risks of manipulated media into the public conversation ahead of a looming US election cycle.