When A Court Order Outlives the Person: Who Controls a Protected Identity After Death?
Introduction Suppose an actor obtains a John Doe order from the Delhi High Court restraining unknown persons from cloning her voice, using her likeness or building AI versions of her. She dies. Five years later, a start-up launches an avatar that speaks in her voice and answers questions from paying subscribers. Her children go to
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