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Creating and sharing deceptive media with artificial intelligence is now a crime in New Jersey and is open to the lawsuits under a new state law.
Democratic GOV. Phil Murphy was signed on Wednesday, the creativity of the strange deepfake media and ensuring a crime punished for a court decision against the sinners.
New Jersey, setting a goal in the media generated using a generative AI, joining the list of growing states. At least 20 state adopted similar legislation that targeted such media.
Last yearGovernors, who are more than one state, have signed laws on sexual exploitation images of digital created or modified children for the study of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
New Jersey’s laws are partially due to the story of Westfield High School Francesca Mani, who stands by the governor for signing the bill this week. Mani was a short suspension of a depth video two years ago and the only punishment of the person who created him was a short suspension because there were no laws against such media.
“Nothing is a choice to do anything,” he said, “said Mani who pushed and unfamiliarTime as an anti-Deepfake activist last year.
Size, any video or audio record or sound record or sound inscription or actually identifying a reasonable person to describe a reasonable person to a reasonable person or as an image.
When convicted to prison, the law creates civil penalties that will allow victims to continue the lawsuits of victims.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
