Creative Industries: Artificial Intelligence

Part of Culture, Media and Sport – in the House of Commons at on 17 October 2024.

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Photo of Sarah Russell Sarah Russell Labour, Congleton

AI-generated creations that mimic real people—deepfakes—can lead to financial and reputational damage for musicians and other creatives. However, as the domestic violence charity Refuge pointed out last year, the most common AI-generated deepfakes are non-consensual sexual depictions of women. How do the Government plan to ensure that creatives, as well as women and girls, are adequately protected from the misappropriation of their voice, image, name and likeness?

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