ELVIS Act signed into law in Tennessee to protect artists’ voice and likeness from AI

The bipartisan ELVIS Act was signed into law on Thursday (March 21) by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee at a honky-tonk in Nashville. The ELVIS Act will officially go into effect on July 1 and will update the state’s existing right of publicity. The bill was introduced in January to update Tennessee’s Protection of Personal Rights law, to include protections for songwriters, performers, and music industry professionals’ voices from the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI).

Source: ELVIS Act signed into law in Tennessee to protect artists’ voice and likeness from the misuse of AI

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