AI Synthetic Performers in Advertising: Emerging State Requirements and Ethical Considerations
Self-regulation may be marketers' best defense against stricter AI rules
New state laws are forcing advertisers to disclose when generative AI creates synthetic performers, and California may soon follow New York's lead. Marketers who act now on transparency could reduce compliance risk and build consumer trust before regulation tightens further.
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