ai generates video screenshots
Recently, a blogger released a video of using AI to resurrect Coco Lee. The blogger claimed that he did it due to requests from fans. In the comment area of this video, many netizens asked the blogger how much he charges for making videos of the deceased. On March 14, the blogger told Red Star News that making other videos of the deceased was not free and would cost 588 yuan. The blogger also said that when creating and publishing virtual videos of the deceased, as long as they are not used for commercial purposes, there is no risk of being held accountable by the family of the deceased.
In response, lawyer Hu Lei from Sichuan Dingchi Law Firm said that in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code, the blogger made a virtual video of Coco Lee's image and voice without authorization, which infringed on the deceased's portrait rights and voice rights. If the deceased's name, portrait, reputation, etc. are infringed upon, his spouse, children, and parents have the right to request the perpetrator to bear civil liability in accordance with the law. Lawyer Yang Qing from
Tahota Law Firm said that regardless of whether it is for commercial profit, unauthorized use of other people’s portraits may constitute an infringement of portrait rights. In this case, the blogger transmits the video to the online platform and can obtain platform monetary rewards for the clicks on the video. At the same time, the blogger uses the video to attract business in making videos, which can be regarded as an act for the purpose of commercial profit.
(Source: Red Star Video)
