Content generated by artificial intelligence (“AI”) continues to improve and become more convincing.  These realistic images, audio, and videos, where used for purposes of a misrepresentation or to falsely spread information, are commonly dubbed “deepfakes.”  Governments around the world are taking notice of deepfakes and beginning to respond.  As reported by the Wall Street Journal, China’s internet regulator announced rules last month to restrict the creation of deepfakes by, for example, prohibiting their use to spread “fake news” or other information disruptive to the economy or national security.  In the European Union, the recently updated Code of Practice on … Read more