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Facebook and Instagram will require political advertisers to disclose AI deepfakes
(edition.cnn.com)
this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2023
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how about just not allowing them in the first place?
Comedy
I think there are a lot of places for comedy besides paid ads that will mislead people. There's no good reason to allow political deep fakes in advertising.
I read the comment as saying banning deepfakes in general, but then again there could be comedy deepfakes for political purposes that wouldn't work as well with a big disclaimer. Like a deepfake JFK saying that an assault weapon ban would take away the right to assassinate presidents or something.