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AI Hustlers Stole Women’s Faces to Put in Ads. The Law Can’t Help Them.

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A new wave of artificial intelligence tools make it easier to create realistic deepfakes. With just a few seconds of footage, scammers can combine video and audio using tools from companies like HeyGen and Eleven Labs. The technology requires just a small sample to work, said Ben Colman, CEO and co-founder of Reality Defender.

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AI Hustlers Stole Women’s Faces to Put in Ads. The Law Can’t Help Them.

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