The Illicit Use of Artificial Intelligence Techniques and the Need for Regulation: Deepfake

Briones H.P.J.; Loyaga M.E.Z.; Grados A.Y.S.; Vilchez E.M.C. · Vniversitas (2024) · DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.vj73.uiti

Resumen

This article has as its main objective to determine whether it is necessary to regulate the illicit use of AI techniques, such as Deepfake. The specific objectives were to describe the functioning of Deepfake as an AI technique and its illicit use, examine recent case studies of illicit Deepfake use and how harm is produced, and, finally, identify the foundations for classifying the illicit use of Deepfake as an AI technique. Methodologically, a basic type of research was undertaken, with a qualitative research focus and a non-experimental design. Interviews were used, and the results were obtained through a multidisciplinary approach, including interviews with specialists, documentary analysis, and study of related materials on Deepfake from reliable databases. The conclusion is that Deepfake is an emerging technology accessible to users of all ages, constantly gaining followers. Its malicious use leads to social disorders, making it essential to regulate it as an independent offense, establishing legal provisions specific to the context, without relying on other legal figures.

Instituciones: Universidad César Vallejo