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Kevin Okemwa

Despite "the predatory use of AI to steal artists' voices and likenesses," a famous singer recently generated an AI clone deepfake to help create more time for her craft

A pixel art image of a robot writing at a desk with plants and a notepad.

What you need to know

  • Over 200 UK-based artists recently signed an open international letter to help protect them from the predatory misuse of AI to steal their work.
  •  UK lawmakers drafted a new report echoing similar sentiments and want to implement a new law protecting artists from AI deepfakes, misappropriation, and false endorsement.
  • Famous British singer FKA Twigs revealed she used AI to generate a deepfake of herself designed to interact with her fans and journalists while she works on her music.
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