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YouTube is making it easier to take down AI deepfakes | TechCrunch Minute

It’s easier than ever to make a deepfake of another person’s voice or face, but now YouTube is making some small changes that make it slightly easier to report a video that uses your likeness without consent. Whether this move is a success or not will depend on how well enforced it is. If YouTube…

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It’s easier than ever to make a deepfake of another person’s voice or face, but now YouTube is making some small changes that make it slightly easier to report a video that uses your likeness without consent. Whether this move is a success or not will depend on how well enforced it is. If YouTube can speed up the process of removing potentially harmful content, then it could be a win.

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  1. @lukesinclair2140

    July 3, 2024 at 12:33 pm

    thank-you

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  2. @LuciferOctogiftedExperiment

    July 3, 2024 at 12:33 pm

    thank-you

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  3. @numbmun5564

    July 4, 2024 at 3:49 pm

    But how do you find out if you’ve been deepfaked? Just not too long ago, i caught a guy taking a photo of me. I was too creeped out to approach and tell him to delete.

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