The NO FAKES Act would give individuals rights over AI-generated copies of their voice and image, requiring permission for cloned voices and synthetic likenesses. Products using voice cloning or AI avatars build consent and disclosure flows to stay on the right side of it.

Book cover: AI for Video, Volume 7 of the Fora Soft Video Engineering Handbook

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AI for Video: A Complete Guide to Intelligence in Video Products: From Real-Time Pipelines and Agents to Serving, Cost, Compliance, and Verticals

The NO FAKES Act would make consent for cloned voices and synthetic likenesses a legal requirement, not just good practice. This volume covers the NO FAKES Act within regulatory engineering: consent flows for voice cloning and avatars, C2PA provenance, EU AI Act disclosure, and biometric rules. Written by Nikolay Sapunov, CEO at Fora Soft.

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