Klobuchar commented on Google’s policy in a statement praising the company’s move but also stating that “we can’t solely rely on voluntary commitments.” It’s easy to see how regulation of this sort could help - deepfakes can come in the form of political figures saying or doing things they never expressed in real life.ĭemocratic senator Amy Klobuchar is a co-sponsor of legislation that would demand similar requirements to Google’s policy law potentially deceptive AI-generated political ads will have to include disclaimers disclosing the fact. Advocates on the issue say this should help steer voters away from misinformation.
In an effort echoing Google’s new policies, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) has begun looking at implementing regulation to moderate AI-generated ads such as ‘deepfakes’ (doctored videos and images of real people). Looking at AI and deepfakes on a federal level
In a similar vein, the Republican National Committee (RNC) released a wholly AI-generated ad depicting what it imagines the future to be under Joe Biden. Anthony Fauci, who served as one of the chief medical experts who advised Trump during the COVID pandemic. Ron DeSantis of Florida.ĭeSantis’ campaign put out an ad that depicted his GOP opponent and Republican frontrunner, Donald Trump, positively embracing Dr.
AI-generated video has already been used by the political campaign of one of the current forerunners for the Republican party in the US, Gov.
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