FKA Twigs said she's developed an AI deepfake version of herself, revealing the tech in a Senate testimony advocating for AI regulation.
The musician is set to testify on Capitol Hill later today to encourage heightened regulation of the technology. The artist cited AI as a potentially helpful tool for recording artists to handle marketing and help streamline creative processes, but only when done with their consent and control.
The “AI twigs” deepfake is the standout discussion point in a testimony the British singer will give to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property regarding the, which seeks to establish protections for actors and recording artists from unauthorized use of name, image and likeness for AI. Twigs also advocated extensively for proper regulation on“Our careers and livelihoods are in jeopardy, and so potentially are the wider image-related rights of others in society.
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