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China Sets Liability Rules for AI Deepfakes Amid Crypto Security Concerns

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China's Supreme People's Court has issued guidelines assigning legal liability for AI deepfakes and voice cloning. This move aims to establish guardrails around AI-generated content, which has become increasingly convincing with advancements in technology.

The court's decision highlights security risks for crypto users, DeFi protocols, and CEXs due to the potential misuse of voice-cloning and synthetic identity tools in token launches and fundraising activities.

According to the guidelines, liability will be assigned to those responsible for creating or distributing AI-generated content that can trigger regulatory scrutiny. This may lead to a reduction in scams and an improvement in long-term adoption within the crypto space.

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