Taiwan Deepfake Probe
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an criticizes a deepfake probe as 'state violence,' drawing parallels to US and UK AI programs. Taiwan's Interior Ministry supports legal investigations into AI misuse, stating that mimicking the president's voice could violate multiple laws.
Taipei Mayor Calls Deepfake Probe 'State Violence,' Cites US, UK AI Programs
- Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an criticized the government's actions against a former KMT official for using deepfake technology to mimic President Lai Ching-te's voice as
Taiwan minister backs legal probe into AI deepfake mimicking president's voice
- Taiwan's Interior Minister Liu Shih-fang stated that authorities will fully support legal investigations into the misuse of deepfake technology. - The comments came after a youth wing official creat…
AI Deepfake of President's Voice Could Violate 3 Laws, Taiwan Interior Ministry Says
- Taiwan's ruling party is investigating an individual for allegedly using AI to deepfake President Lai Ching-te's voice. - The Ministry of the Interior stated that such actions could violate laws aga…
Influencer Questions Mayoral Candidate on Aide's Alleged AI Deepfake of President's Voice
- Internet personality "Four Cat" (Siyaomao) questioned New Taipei City mayoral candidate Lee Chuan-hsiung about his team member Wei Chun-yu's alleged use of AI to deepfake the voice of Taiwan's head …