A familiar face on a video call may not be what it seems, as artificial intelligence (AI) can now replicate people's faces and voices with startling realism, creating new challenges for the law. On Monday, China's top court issued guidelines spelling out when such AI-generated content can lead to legal liability.

Beijing, Sep 7 (EFE).- China’s Supreme People’s Court on Monday released judicial guidelines specifying the circumstances under which the use of deepfakes and other forms of…

In a significant move, China's leading court has released new guidelines aimed at mitigating risks linked to artificial intelligence. This legislation confronts issues such as…