AI, Platforms & Data

A Teleological Interpretation of the Definition of DeepFakes in the EU Artificial Intelligence Act — A Purpose-Based Approach to Potential Problems With the Word “Existing”

This course explores the EU Artificial Intelligence Act’s groundbreaking approach to regulating deepfakes. Focusing on the interpretation of the term “existing” within the Act’s definition, it critically examines how narrow readings could limit the law’s effectiveness. The course proposes a teleological, purpose-driven interpretation to ensure broader protection—extending safeguards even to synthetic media that do not depict real people or events.

Introductory12 lessons1 questions

What is covered

  1. 1Meet the author
  2. 2Session 1 - Introduction
  3. 3Session 2 - Deep Fakes–A Drive Towards Malicious Applications
  4. 4Session 3 - Value‐Based Teleological Foundations of Regulating DeepFakes in the AI Act
  5. 5Session 4 - Existing Problems With “Existing”
  6. 6Session 5 - Strict Linguistic (Literal) Interpretation
  7. 7Session 6 - Non‐Strict Extended Linguistic Interpretation
  8. 8Session 7 - Teleological and Systemic Interpretation
  9. 9Session 8 - Conclusion
  10. 10Read Paper
  11. 11We would love your feedback!1 question

Prepared by

Mateusz Łabuz

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