As artificial intelligence ("AI")
continues to advance, the line between reality and simulation is
becoming increasingly blurred. The rise of AI-driven impersonation
technology is one of the most troubling developments, as it is
designed not just to assist or automate, but to mimic human beings
convincingly. This ranges from chatbots imitating people to
deepfake videos and cloned voices, with AI now capable of crafting
convincing imitations that can deceive even the most discerning
among us.
As nations grapple with the implications and victims begin to
speak out, a pressing question emerges: how do we regulate
something that can so imitate reality?
AI impersonation refers to the use of AI to mimic the identities
of humans, typically without their consent. It includes:
