Daily Beast — “What we are seeing is, for authors, the prose equivalent of deep fakes,” Justin Hughes, who teaches intellectual property law at Loyola Law School, told The Daily Beast. “It raises all the same issues. It raises issues of consumer deception, it raises issues of a kind of invasion and violence toward the author, and economic unfairness.”
Source: Daily Beast
Famous Author Jane Friedman Finds AI Fakes Being Sold Under Her Name on Amazon
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