Continues to work to protect Hibe artists.
Korea’s North Gyeonggi Provincial Police Agency (NGPPA), Hybe Music Group workers worked with a global entertainment company to arrest eight suspects in creating and disseminating DEEPFake videos. Board can confirm. Deepfakes are fake pictures, videos or votes, edited or generated using artificial intelligence.
An investigation was launched between the memorandums of understanding between Hybe and NGPPA signed on February 2024, and signed as a means to protect the fight and security for cyber crimes for artists. Hybe, NGPPA, who can watch the suspects and informed the suspects. In addition, the fans helped the investigation by sending a report with the Hybe Artist Rights Report Center.
“Hybe, the artists will respond to crimes that violate our portrait rights and reputations based on zero endurance and influential policies,” he said.
NGPPA District Head Ho-Seung Kim, Deepfake suspects would continue to be watched. “Often,” said DEEPHFake crimes, which exploits the vulnerabilities of celebrities that are difficult to inform them about themselves, he said. “Deephfake is a serious criminal type that can destroy the daily lives of victims and the crimes targeting public figures are not excluded.”
Press is not affected by which of the names or artists of the Hybe suspects.
