The Taiwan High Court ruled on Wednesday that two Taiwanese YouTubers, found guilty of creating nonconsensual deepfake pornography using the likenesses of real individuals, must compensate the victims who sued them a total of NT$1.85 million (US$57,000). The ruling allows for an appeal.
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