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Court protects Ravi Kishan from AI misuse
Deccan Chronicle··7 Jul
The Delhi High Court on July 2, 2026, granted an ex parte injunction protecting actor-politician Ravi Kishan's personality rights against AI, deepfake and pornographic misuse. Justice Jyoti Singh restrained unauthorised use of his name, image, voice and likeness on digital and social platforms. Meta, Google and X were directed to disable identified links within 72 hours.
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What It Means For You
- Public figures gain court-backed tools against AI and deepfake abuse.
- Platforms must remove offending links within 72 hours of orders.
- Ordinary users face similar risks as AI likeness tools spread.
What's Happening
- Delhi High Court granted Ravi Kishan an ex parte injunction on July 2.
- Order restrains AI, deepfake and pornographic misuse of his likeness.
- Meta, Google and X must disable identified URLs within 72 hours.
Legal Context
- Justice Jyoti Singh heard the personality rights plea.
- Case joins rising Bollywood and sports AI misuse litigation.
- Injunction covers name, image, voice and likeness online.
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