Prince Harry and Meghan’s charitable arm urges Congress to act on AI deepfakes: ‘More bills are sitting, waiting’
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Based on the headline alone: Archewell (Prince Harry and Meghan's charitable foundation) is reportedly urging the US Congress to take action on AI-generated deepfakes, with a spokesperson quoted saying "more bills are sitting, waiting" — suggesting pending legislation on deepfakes hasn't been passed. Beyond that, I can't confirm further details, numbers, or context without access to the full text.
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Explained simply
AI deepfakes are images, videos or audio made or altered with artificial intelligence to make it seem that someone said or did something they did not. They can be used for jokes or creative work, but also to spread false claims or create intimate images without a person’s consent.
In the United States, Congress makes federal laws, while individual states can also pass their own rules. Lawmakers have considered proposals addressing deepfakes, but bills must pass both the House and Senate and be signed by the president to become federal law.
Archewell is the charitable organisation founded by Prince Harry and Meghan. Its interest in the issue brings public attention to questions lawmakers face, including how to protect people from harm while safeguarding free expression and setting rules for a rapidly developing technology.
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