Chinese Supreme Court issues deepfake rules
The Supreme People's Court of China has issued guidelines governing disputes related to artificial intelligence, such as deepfakes, voice cloning, algorithmic discrimination, and misinformation. The principles include prohibiting the use of AI to create or distribute digital replicas of individuals without their consent, as doing so could entail legal liability if the cloned voices or faces are used to harm reputations or spread false claims. The guidelines also address cases of algorithmic discrimination and misuse of systems in pricing or contractual determinations, clarifying the responsibilities of service providers and users of AI if their actions cause harm or legal violations. Additionally, they establish swift protective measures for individuals harmed by AI-generated content that could cause serious damage.
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