Delhi HC to Rule on Raghav Chadha's AI Deepfake Case

• •Raghav Chadha seeks protection against AI deepfakes affecting his reputation.
• •The Delhi High Court is balancing personality rights with free speech in its ruling.
• •The case highlights the legal complexities of AI-generated content and public figures.

The Delhi High Court is set to announce its ruling on an interim application by Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha regarding AI-generated deepfakes that allegedly violate his personality rights. Chadha claims that manipulated content falsely portrays him as having switched political allegiances for money, damaging his reputation. The court has noted that the material presented appears to involve political criticism, raising questions about the balance between defamation and free speech. Senior Advocate Rajiv Nayar argued that the content extends beyond legitimate political discourse. The court may appoint an amicus curiae to address broader legal issues related to AI, personality rights, and freedom of speech. This case reflects a growing trend of legal actions concerning personality rights in the age of AI. The ruling is expected to have implications for the use of AI-generated content in political contexts.