Group 1 - A software operating company developed and operated a "face-swapping" software using AI technology without authorization, leading to a court ruling that the company infringed on portrait rights and was ordered to apologize and compensate 3,000 yuan [1][2] - The case highlights the legal protection of natural persons' portrait rights, stating that unauthorized use of someone's image for commercial purposes constitutes an infringement [1][2] - The court's decision emphasizes that the company must bear civil liability for using another person's portrait for profit without consent, reinforcing the need for compliance with laws regarding personal rights [2] Group 2 - The Supreme Court noted the rapid development of information technology and AI, which brings both opportunities and challenges, including the risk of unregulated technological advancement [2] - The increasing prevalence of such software could expand the scope and degree of personal portrait rights violations, necessitating vigilance in the development and application of AI technologies [2] - The ruling serves as a reminder for stakeholders in the AI industry to adhere to legal regulations and respect personal rights when developing and applying new technologies [2]
利用他人肖像供用户“换脸”牟利,软件公司被判侵害肖像权
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao·2025-06-12 03:01