Denmark is set to introduce a bill that bans sharing realistic AI deepfakes of people’s faces and voices without consent. The proposal would amend copyright law, cover ordinary people and artists, and keep exceptions for satire, parody, and criticism unless the content creates serious risks.
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Denmark moves to protect faces and voices from deepfakes

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Denmark is set to introduce a bill that bans sharing realistic AI deepfakes of people’s faces and voices without consent. The proposal would amend copyright law, cover ordinary people and artists, and keep exceptions for satire, parody, and criticism unless the content creates serious risks.

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