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Established Vision & synthetic media Development 4d ago
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NY governor race AI deepfake video

The Republican Nominee for New York Governor Made a Creepy, AI-Generated Video of Mamdani and Hochul

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404 Media Jason Koebler Sam Cole

“The video makes Zohran Mamdani and Kathy Hochul look like they're hanging out in a prescription medication commercial.”

“I love living in a time when a candidate for governor of my state is making fake viagra commercials to smear his political opponents www.404media.co/bruce-blakem...”

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Sam Cole: I love living in a time when a candidate for governor of my state is making fake viagra commercials to smear his political opponents www.404media.co/bruce-blakem...
Sam Cole: AI is not capable of producing content that isn't sexually tense
Sam Cole: it kind of is
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Primary source 404media.co ↗
Established Policy & governance Analysis 4d ago
NO FAKES Act threatens satire EFF warns

The NO FAKES Act Could Silence Satire, Commentary, And News

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Sam Cole

“for politicians, the first amendment protects use of their likenesses for things like commentary, satire, journalistic purposes, etc. but commercial use gets less protections. legislation like the NO FAKES Act is relevant here re: AI, but I'd defer to: www.…”

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