Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
We examine why deepfake pornography feels like a violation even when people struggle to explain it, and why the answer may come down to property rights. As AI tools increasingly manipulate images without consent, should individuals legally own their name, image, and likeness in the digital age?
We examine why deepfake pornography feels like a violation even when people struggle to explain it, and why the answer may come down to property rights. As AI tools increasingly manipulate images without consent, should individuals legally own their name, image, and likeness in the digital age?










