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AI Experts, Industry Leaders Call for Regulation on Deepfakes

An open letter titled 'Disrupting the Deepfake Supply Chain', led by Yoshua Bengio and authored by AI researcher Andrew Critch, calls for greater regulation of deepfake content, including criminalisation of deepfake child pornography and penalties for creating or spreading harmful deepfakes. Over 400 people from academia, entertainment and politics had signed it as of Wednesday morning, including Steven Pinker, Joy Buolamwini and two former Estonian presidents.

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  • Over 400 signatories to the deepfake regulation open letter Maldives Republic Over 400 individuals from various sectors, including academia, entertainment, and politics, have signed the letter as of Wednesday morning.

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  • A group of AI experts and industry executives led by Yoshua Bengio issued an open letter urging increased regulation of deepfake content. Maldives Republic A group of artificial intelligence experts and industry executives, led by trailblazer Yoshua Bengio, has issued an open letter urging for increased regulation surrounding the creation and dissemination of deepfake content, citing potential risks to society.

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