MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) will pursue individuals who generate and share deepfakes, or photos and videos created by artificial intelligence (AI) using the likeness of real people, following a reminder from the National Privacy Commission (NPC). In a statement on Thursday, PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. directed their Anti-Cybercrime Group to monitor “malicious and misleading” AI content that “could also be exploited by criminal groups for illicit activities.” “We will file criminal charges against those behind this fake content as well as those who share deepfakes and malicious information online,” Nartatez stressed. READ: PNP warns […]...Keep on reading: PNP to track down internet users generating, sharing malicious deepfakes