The new California law allowing individuals to sue over election deepfakes has been halted by a federal judge due to concerns about First Amendment violations. U.S. District Judge John A. Mendez granted a preliminary injunction, stating that the law is too broad and could restrict humorous expression. The judge emphasized the significant risks posed by artificial intelligence and deepfakes but concluded that the law needs to be more precise in its scope to avoid infringing on free speech rights.
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Luke Bryan Shares the Nickname Katy Perry’s Daughter Calls Him
Country music star Luke Bryan revealed that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's daughter, Daisy Dove, affectionately calls him "Uncle Luke," showing their close friendship even after Perry's departure from American Idol. Bryan, a father of two, keeps in touch with Perry and her family, checking in on them regularly. He also welcomed Carrie Underwood as Perry's replacement on American Idol, praising her for settling into the judging role. Additionally, Bryan is known for being a...
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