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• 2021Monitoring AI Services for Misuse21 cited
• 2022The identification game: deepfakes and the epistemic limits of identity16 cited
• 2020Identity Manipulation: Responding to Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics12 cited
• 2025Online safety regulation of deepfake abuse: a case study on Australia’s eSafety Commissioner11 cited
• 2023An elephant in the room—EU policy gaps in the regulation of moderating illegal sexual content on video-sharing platforms