The Brief Three women filed an Arizona lawsuit against multiple Phoenix-based generative artificial intelligence platforms, alleging their photos were used without consent to create explicit deepfake "influencers." Three women have filed a lawsuit alleging their likenesses were stolen and used to create explicit, AI-generated "influencers" without their consent. The Arizona lawsuit names Phoenix-based defendants associated with generative artificial intelligence platforms. "Generative AI is developing at a rate that is far outpacing the legislation that is lagging behind," said Nick Brand, an attorney for the women. We want to make positive change because this generative AI in the wrong hands can cause a lot of damage," said attorney Cristina Perez Hesano.