Confronting Deepfakes
Indian cyber legislation has reached a pivotal moment with the draft changes to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.
The IT Rules represent a definitive legal answer to the emergence of deepfakes and artificially created content, recognizing "synthetically generated information" for the first time.
Indian law now officially recognises "synthetically generated information" for the first time, confirming that legal frameworks must adapt to safeguard truth in an era where AI-generated fabrications can convincingly mimic reality.
This acknowledgment goes beyond mere terminology, highlighting the need for accountability in digital freedom.
- Deepfakes and artificially created content pose a significant threat to digital society.
- Legal frameworks must adapt to safeguard truth in the digital era.
Author's summary: India's cyber legislation tackles deepfakes and AI-generated content.
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