Regulatory Strategies and Innovative Solutions for Deepfake Technology
Mohammad Kashif, Harshi Garg, Faizi Weqar, Arokiaraj David · Advances in information security, privacy, and ethics book series · 2024
Innovative approaches and regulatory laws for fake technology are clarified in this study. This chapter contributors explores the regulatory and legal implications of one specific real-world deepfake case study. The writers note that individuals are initially frightened of these deep fakes, similar to how they have been with numerous other innovations in the past. Although deepfakes are anticipated to be applied more often in the years to come, the writers focus on a number of societal and constitutional concerns that Humans and government will have to contend effectively. The probable role of legislatures and digital broadcasting networks in countering deepfakes is further addressed in the study. Furthermore, the researchers of this study offer suggestions and ideas on how to mitigate and reduce the growth of deepfakes from a standpoint of regulation and one from a point of view of technology.