Pre-Publication V3. A digital computer-generated asset representation that is readily identifiable of the physical movement or mannerisms of a human being natural personan individual, living or deceased, that is readily identifiable as that person’s physical movement or mannerisms. See also Digital Replica. (Contextual note: may include data sets from performance capture, digital effects animationAn AI generated movement likeness that is readily identifiable as the movement likeness or mannerisms of a human being, living or deceased, (including in the role of a character) See also Digital Replica.
Deliberation Summary:
(1) Balance plain-language clarity against the nuances of capture and effects workflows, and identify the central difficulty as expressing that the replica maps or generates motion readily identifiable as a specific person's mannerisms onto another figure, without excluding non-human targets such as an animated character. (2) Consider whether this hinges on a technical pipeline or on the visible result. (3) Note this is separate from traditional capture and manual animation, and keep the core text streamlined while moving questions of transformation, training data, and contractual reuse to industry standards.
Pre-Publication V2. A computer-generated representation of an individual, living or deceased, that is readily identifiable as that person’s physical movement. A movement rendering that includes replications, imitations, or approximations of an individual that the individual did not actually perform. See also Digital Replica.
Deliberation Summary:
(1) Expand to describe a movement rendering retargeted onto a digital likeness that replicates a specific individual's movement with that person's consent, and distinguish a general movement persona trained entirely on one person's movement data from a single sequence generated from such a persona. (2) The source of the movement should be addressed in standards, whether it is original material performed for the purpose or movement drawn from publicly available recordings.
Pre-Publication V1 A movement rendering that includes replications, imitations, or approximations of an individual that the individual did not actually perform. See also Digital Replica.