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YouTube has expanded its pilot program to identify and manage AI-generated content that simulates the likeness of creators, artists, or influential figures. The company supports the NO FAKES Act, aimed at tackling AI-generated replicas to prevent misleading and harmful content. YouTube collaborated with Sens. Chris Coons and Marsha Blackburn, RIAA, MPA, and others on the bill.
Courtesy: techcrunch.com
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