From Quartz:

OpenAI is set to release its text-to-video AI generator, Sora, this year. They provided examples like a mermaid with a smartphone and a bull in a china shop. Concerns have been raised over allowing nudity in video generations. Experts urge more proactive regulation before AI-generated deepfakes flood the internet.

A poll found that most U.S. voters prioritize safeguards for AI video generators like Sora over widespread availability. There has been support for legislation against non-consensual deepfake porn, with little U.S. regulation on AI models to prevent misuse. Cybercriminals could use AI generators for malicious activities. Guardrails are needed to prevent cybercrime.

The FCC has banned AI-generated voices in robocalls following incidents like a fake call with an AI-generated voice of President Joe Biden. Concerns arise over the use of AI-generated videos to create fake news or manipulate public opinion. Regulations and penalties are needed to address the potential risks associated with AI models.



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