YOUTUBE EXPANDS DEEPFAKE DETECTION TOOL
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YouTube is broadening access to its deepfake detection tool beyond public officials and politicians to anyone at high risk of likeness abuse. The tool requires users to upload a digital replica of themselves to flag potentially infringing content.
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