Bombay High Court permits Nitin Gadkari to sue Meta, Google, X over ethanol-linked deepfake posts
Widely reported77Nitin Gadkari states that although he has served as the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways since 2014, he has no role in the E20 policy decisions.
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Community discussion (2)
- Bombay High Court allows Nitin Gadkari to sue Meta, Google for deepfakes, AI content over E20 fuel rowr/india · ↗
- Bombay High Court Permits Nitin Gadkari To Sue X, Meta, Google Over Alleged Deepfake Posts Linking Him To E20 Petrol Policyr/india · ↗
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