In a coordinated effort to combat the rise of sophisticated deepfakes generated by Grok, UK has initiated discussions with Canada and Australia to develop a unified regulatory framework.
The move comes in response to growing concerns over the potential misuse of AI-generated content to spread disinformation and manipulate public opinion.
The talks, which began last week, focus on establishing clear guidelines for the creation and distribution of deepfakes, with a particular emphasis on those that could impact democratic processes or cause significant harm to individuals.
Key areas of discussion include implementing robust verification measures, enhancing public awareness, and exploring legal avenues to hold perpetrators accountable.
“By working closely with our international partners, we can ensure a coordinated and effective response to this evolving threat.”
The collaboration aims to leverage the collective expertise of the three nations to create a comprehensive strategy that protects citizens while fostering innovation in the AI sector.