Source: International Journal of Law, Language & Religion

International Journal of Law, Language & Religion analyzes how deepfake AI technologies are increasingly used as tools for copyright infringement. The article examines the legal and ethical challenges posed by synthetic media that can manipulate images, videos, and audio to violate intellectual property rights.

It discusses international efforts to develop legal frameworks capable of addressing the complex nature of deepfake abuses. The balance between fostering technological innovation and protecting rights holders is emphasized.

The article calls for stronger enforcement mechanisms, ethical guidelines, and cross-border cooperation to mitigate the risks associated with deepfake AI in the digital age.