ss_croaker on Nostr: While many have questioned Anil Kapoor's inclusion in TIME's 100 AI cover, his court ...
While many have questioned Anil Kapoor's inclusion in TIME's 100 AI cover, his court victory over unauthorized AI use of his likeness and iconic catchphrase “jhakaas” paves the way for much-needed AI regulations.
With deepfake videos and AI-generated content spreading rapidly, the risks of manipulation and exploitation have become undeniable. AI’s growing ability to mimic voices, images, and personas without consent is a serious threat—not only to celebrities but to society at large.
Strong regulations are essential to protect individuals from these digital violations and ensure the responsible use of AI technology.
As AI continues to advance, it’s no longer just an entertainment industry issue. We’ve seen AI-generated content used during political events, raising alarms about misinformation and its potential influence.
Without a clear legal framework, these technologies will only become more invasive and harder to regulate. Anil Kapoor’s case underscores the need for governments to act quickly and set standards that protect privacy, identity, and intellectual property.
AI innovation should not come at the cost of ethical responsibility, and comprehensive regulations are the key to maintaining that balance.
With deepfake videos and AI-generated content spreading rapidly, the risks of manipulation and exploitation have become undeniable. AI’s growing ability to mimic voices, images, and personas without consent is a serious threat—not only to celebrities but to society at large.
Strong regulations are essential to protect individuals from these digital violations and ensure the responsible use of AI technology.
As AI continues to advance, it’s no longer just an entertainment industry issue. We’ve seen AI-generated content used during political events, raising alarms about misinformation and its potential influence.
Without a clear legal framework, these technologies will only become more invasive and harder to regulate. Anil Kapoor’s case underscores the need for governments to act quickly and set standards that protect privacy, identity, and intellectual property.
AI innovation should not come at the cost of ethical responsibility, and comprehensive regulations are the key to maintaining that balance.