Amazon and Microsoft say they cannot control AI-generated deepfake images and the only way they can be reined in is if governments regulate them.
Big tech leaders appearing at a parliamentary committee hearing on Friday said measures to identify the provenance of artificial intelligence-generated images and videos, such as watermarking and tagging, were limited in their ability to prevent potentially harmful material from being distributed.
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