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The European Union's AI Act, which encourages or requires machine-readable marking of synthetic outputs.
The legal landscape for creating without distributing them is fragmented: , federal law and many state statutes now criminalize distribution or threats to distribute non-consensual intimate imagery an...
whether images or videos were or altered through a layered approach: technical forensic analysis (metadata, camera-device fingerprints, and pixel-level artifacts), specialized AI-detection tools and c...
Victims of AI-driven health scams that use celebrity deepfakes can pursue a mix of traditional tort and fraud claims, emerging statutory causes of action targeted at non‑consensual deepfakes, and admi...
No single country can be confidently named from the available reporting as having "the least blockers" for AI image-to-video porn generators because most major jurisdictions covered in the sources hav...
are expanding surveillance capabilities—new laws, travel data regimes and spyware pilots are visible across member states—but powerful legal limits, active courts and civil-society pushback continue t...
AI in urban planning can amplify efficiency but also entrench spatial and social biases unless governed deliberately; the literature converges on models that combine participatory governance, robust d...
Major AI developers publicly prohibit creation and distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and invest in technical mitigations, collaboration with law enforcement, and industry best-practic...