Dani Deahl Discusses AI Identity Rights and the NO FAKES Act

Dani Deahl discusses AI impersonation, differences in state publicity rights and the NO FAKES Act’s proposed federal approach.
The discussion with Dani Deahl focuses on AI, identity rights and the NO FAKES Act. The discussion with Dani Deahl focuses on AI, identity rights and the NO FAKES Act.

Dani Deahl discusses artificial intelligence (AI) and the NO FAKES Act in episode 304 of The Future of What, examining a proposed federal approach to protections against impersonation.

Only half of US states have codified a right of publicity. That uneven protection complicates responses when content imitating someone’s likeness crosses state lines.

Deahl is Vice President of Creator Policy & Corporate Affairs at Caldecott Music Group and Head of Communications & Creator Insights at BandLab.

The conversation examines how changes to existing laws could help publicity rights apply across state borders, alongside the NO FAKES Act’s effort to establish a federal approach.

Deahl also addresses AI’s spread, the philosophical questions it raises for the music industry, the wider effects of AI policy and music’s role in human connection.

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