The article discusses Meta’s Oversight Board’s recommendation for updating the company’s policies on deepfakes and other manipulated media. This comes after the board reviewed a case involving an explicit video that was manipulated using deepfake technology. The board found that Meta’s current policies on manipulated media are inadequate and need to be updated to better address deepfakes. The key takeaways are: 1) The board called on Meta to update its policies to prohibit manipulated media that could lead to physical or emotional harm. 2) It recommended that Meta provide more transparency around its policies and enforcement practices related to deepfakes. 3) The board highlighted the need for Meta to collaborate with experts and other stakeholders to develop effective policies and detection methods for deepfakes. 4) The case underscored the potential for deepfakes to be used for non-consensual exploitation and abuse, which Meta’s policies should explicitly address.