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A digital deepfake rendering of a deceased individual, illustrating the ethical concerns of posthumous AI recreations.
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You Can’t Libel the Dead. But That Doesn’t Mean You Should Deepfake Them

In today’s world, technology can recreate reality with uncanny accuracy, and society is facing a new frontier: deepfakes of deceased individuals. While the law is clear—libel doesn’t apply to the dead—the ethical, emotional, and social consequences of digitally resurrecting someone without consent are significant. As AI media becomes easier to...
Judge ruling on MyPillow lawyers fined for AI-generated legal citations
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MyPillow Guy’s Lawyers Punished For Violating Ethics Rules by Filing AI-Generated Citations

In a remarkable development that underscores the growing difficulties of integrating artificial intelligence in the legal system, a federal judge has levied sanctions against Mike Lindell’s legal team — the founder and CEO of MyPillow — for filing legal briefs that contained phony, AI-generated case citations. The fine isn’t just...