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AI’s Next Gift to Evil: Forced Confession Propaganda in China

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AI’s Next Gift to Evil: Forced Confession Propaganda in China
(Torture reenactment - Minghui.org); Inset: Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Richard W. Stevens
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Terror extortion, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) “deepfake” technology, can target millions of individuals worldwide simultaneously every day. My previous article, “Human Impersonation AI Must Be Outlawed,” explains why such crimes of fraud and aggression at the “micro” level warrant outlawing human impersonation AI systems.
Richard W. Stevens
Richard W. Stevens
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Richard W. Stevens is a lawyer, author, and a Fellow of Discovery Institute's Walter Bradley Center on Natural and Artificial Intelligence. Richard earned his law degree from University of San Diego Law School and taught legal research and writing at George Washington University and George Mason University law schools. In recent years, Richard has written about human and artificial intelligence, especially examining issues of government operations and patent, copyright, criminal and civil liability law.
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