MP Laura McCler showed his AI generated photo
New zealand mp shows nude photo in parloment: Artificial intelligence and deepfack have always been discussed. Along with the benefits, their side effects have also been revealed. Now the privacy of the people is also seen in danger. Fake photos and videos of people are being made from tools such as Artificial Intelligence and Deepfac. Something similar has happened with New Zealand female MP Laura McClure. After this, what the woman MP did has become a topic of discussion not only in New Zealand but in the whole world.
What did New Zealand female MP do?
New Zealand female MP Laura McCler showed her own nude photo in Parliament. When Laura told in Parliament that the picture is fake and he has made it from AI himself, people were even more surprised. The MP said that it is very easy to make all such deepfac pictures on the Internet. He said that it took me less than five minutes to make my own deepfack photo.
What did New Zealand female MP say?
Laura McCler, while advocating strong laws to stop deepch, said that it is being used to humiliate and exploit women and girls. This is happening without their permission and there is no clear law against it right now. He also said that “the problem is not in technology, but is how it is being misused to misbehave with people. Our laws will also have to be strict for it.”
‘It is scary and derogatory’
The woman MP said in Parliament, “Any person feels that a fake nude photo of her is going viral on the Internet and she feels completely helpless. It is very scary and derogatory. We have to stop it.” Taking this issue seriously, Laura has also introduced Deepfake Digital Harm and Explitation Bill in Parliament. The bill demands a complete ban on creating and sharing deep -porn content without permission.
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