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The widespread use of AI technology has enabled the creation of “deepfakes,” realistic audio or video images that can be manipulated to depict individuals in fabricated situations. These can be misused in political contexts to create false statements, or in more personal contexts to create deepfake pornography.
The legal framework surrounding such manipulation is complex and often lacking, as current laws may not cover the alteration of images or videos. The link between existing legislation such as the law to prevent revenge pornography and the law to prohibit child pornography also needs to be further explored.
The workshop will be organized to address the interpretation of criminal law and the direction of legislation to provide legal protection for personal identity in cyberspace.
Speaker: Masaki Ueda (Kanagawa University)
Emcee: Kunifumi Saito (Keio University)
Hosts:
– Keio University Global Research Institute (KGRI)
– Cyber-Physical Sustainability Center (CPS Center)
Date & Time: Tuesday, August 29, 2023 | 16:00-18:00
Method: Zoom Webinar
Language: Japanese
Registration: Click here to register for the event
*This event is supported by JST Moonshot R&D Project with the Grant Number JPMJMS2215.