YouTube Exploiting Your Likeness is not a “False Alarm”
In an era of rapid AI advancement, protecting your likeness is not just about preventing fraud, it’s about owning and controlling your future
In an era of rapid AI advancement, protecting your likeness is not just about preventing fraud, it’s about owning and controlling your future
As the capabilities of generative AI expand, so do concerns about intellectual property (IP) and copyright infringement. The use of
We’re honored to announce that Vermillio has won the Digiday Award for Most Responsible Use of AI, and we have to say—this one hits different.
Scammers are always active and they know exactly when people are more likely to let their guard down. As the
The holidays are a time of generosity which unfortunately makes them one of the busiest seasons for scammers. Every year,
“Your likeness will be one of the most valuable assets in the AI era, and once you give that control away, you may never get it back”
Vermillio advises creators to be cautious, warning that sharing biometric data carries significant risks. As faces become increasingly valuable digital
Read original article ›Dan Neely, CEO and co-founder of Vermillio, joined the AI Leadership Lab podcast to share insights on protecting and monetizing
Read original article ›YouTube says it hasn’t used biometric data to train AI, but critics warn that the policy could allow future misuse.
Read original article ›Experts, including Vermillio CEO Dan Neely, warn that likeness data is “strategic gold” in the AI era—and that once creators
Read original article ›YouTube’s new deepfake detection tool, designed to help creators identify and remove AI‑generated videos using their likeness, has raised alarm
Read original article ›Vermillio is using its Trace ID technology to detect unauthorized deepfakes — even of ordinary people — by matching AI-generated content against a fingerprint of their real likeness.
Read original article ›As AI agents take over browsing tasks, publishers are entering an era where bots, instead of humans, drive discovery and traffic. Discover how Vermillio is addressing copyright issues in the latest blog.
Read original article ›Vermillio has developed a tool that detects how much AI-generated content relies on copyrighted material.
Read original article ›Vermillio is named one of the next big things in tech for ” arming creators against deepfakes”. Check out the full list in the latest FastCompany article.
Read original article ›The clash between Silicon Valley’s drive for rapid innovation and Hollywood’s commitment to protecting creative rights is intensifying. The debate is prompting discussions about stronger safeguards, improved moderation systems, and fairer compensation models for creators. Vermillio CEO Dan Neely weighs in on what fair compensation should look like in this evolving landscape.
Read original article ›Iconoclast has teamed up with AI licensing and protection platform Vermillio to monitor and control uses of Tony Bennett’s NIL. The partnership seeks to address ongoing concerns of AI misuse.
Read original article ›Licensing deals with AI developers are projected to reach about $20 billion this year and could double next year. In this week’s HBR Executive Agenda, editor Adi Ignatius speaks with Dan Neely, CEO of Vermillio, about how businesses can assess whether their data is valuable and robust enough to license.
Read original article ›UGA talent agency uses AI to fill the capacity gap and help support actors with tasks around the clock. As the use of artificial intelligence in entertainment rises, companies like Vermilio are working to protect clients’ likenesses.
Read original article ›The likeness of Dr. Rachel Goldman, a psychologist and media figure, was recently used in a fake endorsement for a weight-loss product involving “pink salt.” As deepfake scams increase, Vermillio Chief Strategy Officer, Kathleen Grace shares her insights.
Read original article ›Creators are becoming more concerned about Google using their content for AI training. Vermillio Chief Strategy Officer, Kathleen Grace, shares her thoughts.
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