Amy Klobuchara US Senator in Minnesota says someone used it ai To simulate her voice, she gives a “vulgar and absurd” critique of the controversial American Eagle Jeans ad featuring actress Sidney Sweeney.
In a New York Times opinion article released Wednesday, she explained that she was struggling to get the video — she said she was taking in elements from the July 30 Senate hearing — collapsed after finding it on X.
“For years, I have been on the rise in the issue of Americans having very limited options for removing rogue deepfakes,” writes Klobuchar. “But this experience of sinking time and resources and limiting the spread of a single video has revealed how helpless we are now.”
Klobuchar says.”Deepfake“Videos like this are just the tip of the iceberg. Last month, another fraudster used AI to mimic Secretary of State Marco Rubio's voice and contacted members of Congress and the governor's foreign minister.
She is calling on lawmakers to support her No-Fake Act.
“Within the US and the Constitution, common sense safeguards of artificial intelligence should be implemented, at least include labeling requirements for content effectively generated by AI,” she wrote in her opinion article.
Minnesota has state laws that make it happen It is illegal to distribute AI-generated content related to elections and sexual activity.led X owner Elon Musk Attorney General Sioux Keith Ellison April.
In the lawsuit, Musk violated Minnesota law's laws, which “leads to censorship of the blanket containing core political statements that are fully protected.”
