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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Migrant man charged after allegedly raping, impregnating daughter
A migrant man staying at a state-run shelter in Marlborough has been accused of raping and impregnating his teen daughter, leading to a charge of aggravated statutory rape of a child. The man pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing. The case surfaced after the girl's pregnancy was reported by staff at her school and an organization operating the shelter, with subsequent DNA testing linking the man to the...
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