A look at the Dallas Cowboys 2021 training camp in Oxnard, CA, highlighting key player battles and spotlighting CeeDee Lamb ...

HOUSTON - A new bipartisan law signed by President Donald Trump aims to crack down on the growing threat of deepfake images ...

Big tech's lawyers are doing an great deal of work to protect companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon, and there's a new trend of turning attorney-client privilege into a sketchy legal strategy.

It would also compel platforms, such as social networks, to remove those images within 48 hours of ... and there are 20 states that already have laws that cover deepfakes. Take It Down's authors ...

Since costs for abortion care would be slightly more than offset by the reduced expense to cover births, according to the fiscal analysis, the law is estimated to save around $286,000 in the 2025 ...

STATEN ISLAND — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law in December requiring private insurers to cover the costs of key tests used to diagnose dyslexia. The bill was sponsored by ...

But the law doesn’t cover items made using artificial intelligence or software ... The measure was amended after lobbyists raised First Amendment issues, like images made for parody, artistic ...

Utah has passed a bill updating the state's sexual extortion laws to include threats of distributing fake intimate images generated by AI or other digital tools, closing a legal gap as technology ...

That means that images or videos created by tools like Midjourney or OpenAI's DALL-E 3 can't be copyrighted by their individual generators, even if said person wrote a complex, entirely original ...

Locked Facebook profile and cover photos prioritize privacy, but certain methods, like using “Inspect Elements,” basic Facebook mode, or legitimate requests, may provide access. Always respect ...

The Meta-owned company is internally prototyping the ability to set a display name and add a cover image to profiles. A spokesperson for the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Tuesday that the two ...

“We await confirmation that any new law criminalising the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes will be based on consent rather than the perpetrator’s intent, cover solicitation of image ...