Why Hollywood and TikTok stars are cashing in on AI image rights

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imagine a world where your voice your
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face and your digital identity can be
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used by AI but without your permission
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well this is what's happening right now
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and until today creators and talent have
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little control over it but a new
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platform true rights is set to change
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this founder Ben Williams explained the
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idea behind his model saying that for
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years Hollywood talent and social media
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creators have been losing control over
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their own digital likeness Williams also
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said that with AI generated content
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becoming mainstream the risk of
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unauthorized use is only getting bigger
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he also said that true right was built
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to fix this risk true right is the first
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ever platform that lets Hollywood stars
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Tik Tok creators and influencers license
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their images for AI use and get paid for
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it here's how it works the user uploads
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their approved content sets their price
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and then tracks exactly where their
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content appears online if a brand
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misuses it true rights Flags it up
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instantly for Brands this means that
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there are no more legal risks or
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accidental violations Tik Tok star
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manager Reynold Harris called this a
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game changer he said that it's the
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missing piece that ensures creators get
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the credit and the cash that they
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deserve leave your thoughts in the
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