*Colin Livingston I. Introduction In a UK child custody dispute, a mother presented a “heavily doctored recording” in court to portray the father as “violent and threatening” in an effort to deny him access to his children.[1] The father’s attorney successfully challenged the recording’s authenticity and warned that “it would never occur to most judgesContinue reading “Deepfakes in the Courtroom: Challenges in Authenticating Evidence and Jury Evaluation”
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The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s 48-Hour Deadline: What Does It Mean When Section 230 Still Shields Platforms?
*Tyler Konigsberg I. Introduction Artificial intelligence has made it possible to generate fake but realistic intimate images from ordinary photographs.[1] These “deepfakes” spread quickly through social media and private messaging, leaving victims little ability to stop their circulation.[2] The images cause severe harm, and platforms often fail to stop them.[3] Schools across the country areContinue reading “The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s 48-Hour Deadline: What Does It Mean When Section 230 Still Shields Platforms?”
Before the Truth Puts on Its Shoes: The Cost of Free Speech in the Age of AI-Manipulated Political Ads
*Chauncey Bellamy I. Introduction A shirtless, raptor-riding, pistol-brandishing potential future United States president has found a way to stand out among his fellow 2028 shadow presidential candidates.[1] In August 2025, Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock, and an angelic Hulk Hogan gave him their blessing during a solemn prayer session.[2] The next day, he stared sternly fromContinue reading “Before the Truth Puts on Its Shoes: The Cost of Free Speech in the Age of AI-Manipulated Political Ads”
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