But that's exactly my point - it's reasonable to expect Christian Bale to 1. agree to this, 2. expect compensation if he does, 3. take legal action if he doesn't agree but someone does it anyway, 4. have people who make these face criminal charges if he gets deepfaked into some kind of child porn. You have to be a hardcore libertarian to argue for less regulation around this.

I can also understand parents of teenagers argue for more regulation - we've got enough teen suicides as is and I don't see how this tech helps with that. I can see plenty of ways it makes it worse.

But all of the above is just not a thing if the generated person doesn't exist and is hardly similar to anyone alive.