April 3, 2025 - 05:59
New Jersey is taking significant steps to combat the misuse of artificial intelligence technology. Governor Phil Murphy has officially enacted new legislation aimed at preventing individuals from creating and spreading misleading or harmful content, particularly through the use of deepfake technology. This law introduces both civil and criminal penalties for those found guilty of producing or disseminating deceptive audio or visual media.
The rise of deepfakes has raised serious concerns about misinformation, privacy invasion, and potential harm to individuals and communities. By implementing these new regulations, New Jersey aims to protect its residents from the negative impacts of such technologies. The legislation underscores the state's commitment to fostering a safe digital environment while holding accountable those who exploit AI for malicious purposes.
As technology continues to evolve, the New Jersey government is taking proactive measures to ensure that its citizens are safeguarded against the potential dangers associated with deceptive AI practices.
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