Mendonça Proposes Thesis on Deepfakes and Should Have Majority in TSE
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Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), proposed on Tuesday a thesis to establish the criteria that should be used by Electoral Justice to define when content produced by artificial intelligence can be considered deepfake and therefore prohibited during the elections. By the proposal, it is not enough that an image, audio or video has been created or manipulated by AI: it is necessary that the material has a degree of reali…
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Minister André Mendonça, of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), proposed on Tuesday (25) a legal thesis to mark judgments on the illegal use of deep fake on social networks during the election campaign. Deep fakes occur by creating artificial content to harm candidates. Dissemination of this type of content is prohibited by the TSE. Related news:Facebook fails to filter ads with electoral misinformation, says NGO.THE debate fights deepfake in el…
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) can start to count on an objective parameter to identify deepfakes in the 2026 elections. The proposal from Minister André Mendonça, vice-president of the court, and was presented on Tuesday, 25, in an individual decision that will still be taken to the plenary. By the text, only the use of artificial intelligence does not characterize... The post Mendonça proposes criteria to define deepfake electoral appeared…
Minister argues that using AI is only considered deepfake when content has realism capable of looking true to the voter
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