Policy, law and disclosure
Deepfake laws by jurisdiction, platform labelling rules, AI disclosure obligations, and what is legal to make, share or report, with links to the statutes.
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Does Google penalise AI-written blog posts, and does it run a detector?
Freelance copywriter here. A client sent me a clause for the new contract: I must "guarantee no AI-generated text, because Google penalises it." He also runs...
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Are AI detectors allowed under GDPR when the school runs student essays through a US company?
I study law at a university in the EU and I am writing a short paper on automated detection in education. The case I keep coming back to is simple. A...
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Can I use the EU AI Act's labelling rules as a reason to require AI disclosure inside my company?
I run trust and safety for a marketplace with sellers and buyers in the EU and the US. I am drafting an internal policy that would require anyone using...
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Are AI "nudify" or face-swap images of a student a crime, and what does the school have to do?
A student came to me after class on Friday because she did not know who else to tell. She is fifteen. Someone took her picture from the yearbook, ran it...
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A scam call used my relative's cloned voice. What do we report, and to whom?
My mother got a call on Tuesday afternoon. It was my son, her grandson. He said he had been in a car accident, that another driver was hurt, that he was at a...
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Do you have to disclose AI-generated content, and who requires labels?
Increasingly yes, depending on where you publish and what the content is. The EU AI Act makes disclosure of deepfakes a legal obligation, YouTube and TikTok...
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Is it illegal to make or share a deepfake of someone?
Sometimes, and the law is tightening fast. Sexual deepfakes of real people are now criminal in the United States, in England and Wales and in several US...
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