magazine over AI-generated Interview
The rapid development of AI has caused a lot of concern among legislators and court systems worldwide as they struggle to regulate the technology. Recently, a German magazine generated controversy when it used artificial intelligence to simulate an interview with former Formula One driver Michael Schumacher.
The family of Schumacher has announced its intention to take legal action against Die Aktuelle, the magazine that published the alleged interview. The magazine's article contained a series of quotes that were generated by AI, which was only revealed at the end of the article.
The Schumacher family is not the only one to take legal action against AI-generated content. The California financial regulator has taken action against multiple companies, one of which used AI to create an avatar that appeared as its CEO in YouTube videos.
Governments and courts are struggling to deal with rapidly developing technology. In a letter to EU lawmakers, twelve European Union lawmakers have called for the "safe" and collaborative development of AI, asking for a universal set of rules on AI development.
They have also called for a summit to discuss governing principles for the development, control, and deployment of AI. The rise of AI-generated content has opened up the possibility of AI being used to deceive in the business world.
The Use of AI to Impersonate Celebrities Raises Legal and Regulatory Concerns
The use of AI to impersonate celebrities has also become more common. The hit Drake song "Hold On, We're Going Home" was recently covered by rapper Kanye West, however, the music was artificial intelligence (AI) generated.
The rise of AI-generated content has created a legal and regulatory grey area. As AI technology continues to advance, it is clear that governments and courts will need to take action to ensure that the technology is used safely and responsibly. The Schumacher case is just one example of the challenges that lie ahead as we continue to grapple with the impact of AI on society.
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