Taylor Swift Trademarks Voice, Image to Fight AI Deepfakes

0:00On April 28, Taylor Swift just spout three new trademarks to lock down her voice and image against AI tricks. Two are sound marks, one for her saying, hey, it's Taylor Swift and the other, hi, it's Taylor. The third covers a photo of her rocking a pink guitar on stage and a shiny body suit and silver boots. These went in last Friday through her company TAS Rights Management, got the green light for review, and now wait for an examiner. An IP lawyer spotted them first and says they're built to shield her from AI messing with her likeness without permission. Fans and experts see this as a big response to her past headaches, like those nasty deep fake porn images that blew up online and a fake video pushing. Her, to endorse Trump, write a publicity laws help some but trademarks add real muscle against unauthorized cash grabs. She's not solo in this game. Matthew McConaughey grabbed eight marks in January, including his, alright, alright, alright, alright, catchphrase, straight up to.

1:02Block AI voice theft and open doors for legit AI deals, like is one with a cloning tech firm. As AI keeps evolving, expect more stars to trademark their vibes, staying ahead of the deep fake curve and owning their digital selves. This has been entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.