AI and law expert analyzes PP's video with Begoña Gómez deepfakes: "It could be a crime, but they covered their bases"
Spain's PP published a video with deepfakes of Begoña Gómez, José Luis Ábalos, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Montse Mínguez discussing their cases and controversies, amid the election campaign. The PSOE is studying legal action before the courts or before the Data Protection Agency or the Spanish Agency for AI Supervision. Javier Álvarez Hernando, a law PhD and member of the University of Valladolid's AI Center, says political parody has legal cover, but manipulating votes with AI could be illegal.
In 40 seconds
- The PP released a video with deepfakes of Begoña Gómez, Ábalos, Zapatero and Montse Mínguez during the election campaign
- The PSOE is studying legal action before the courts, the Data Protection Agency or the Spanish Agency for AI Supervision
- Álvarez Hernando: political satire has legal cover and the use of AI does not change constitutional limits
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