Bombay High Court Protects Akshay Kumar's Personality Rights
The Bombay High Court has granted actor Akshay Kumar urgent interim protection over his personality rights.
This decision restrains social-media platforms, e-commerce sites, and AI content creators from using his name, image, likeness, and voice without authorization in the case Akshay Kumar Vs John Doe.
The deepfake video of the Plaintiff making communally inflammatory statements and statements about Rishi Valmiki is deeply concerning.
Single-judge Justice Arif S Doctor observed that the realistic nature of deepfake images and videos created with AI was deeply concerning, adding that such fabrications not only violated Kumar's personality and moral rights but also posed a grave threat to public order and the safety of his family.
- The court's decision aims to prevent unauthorized use of Akshay Kumar's personality rights.
- Deepfake content is considered a grave threat to public order and the safety of Kumar's family.
Author's summary: Court grants Akshay Kumar protection.
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