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Soca Deepfakes: AI, Deception, and Performer Rights in Trinidad and Tobago
A new Carnival anthem drops online a few weeks before the season. The voice sounds exactly like one of Trinidad and Tobago’s leading soca artists:…
Mic Drop or Contract Flop? The Legal Side of Performance Disputes
Imagine buying tickets, excitedly planning your night, only for the main act to be a no-show. That’s precisely what happened recently with a popular dancehall…
Reposting Defamatory Content on Social Media Can Land You in Legal Trouble
A recent High Court judgment has sent a clear message to social media users in Trinidad and Tobago: reposting defamatory material online can make you…
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