AFL tells Sportsbet to stop using players in AI generated content
Sportsbet has also been told to delete AI videos depicting AFL stars delivering lines from movies, television shows or speeches to react to real events.
The Guardian reports: Sportsbet has also been told to delete AI videos depicting AFL stars delivering lines from movies, television shows or speeches to react to real events.
This technology story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include AFL, AI and Sportsbet.
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- AFL, AI, Sportsbet, Lachie Neale
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- Technology
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