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Denmark Proposes Ban on Sharing AI-Generated Deepfakes without Consent - The Copenhagen Post

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People in Denmark could gain stronger protection against realistic AI-generated images, videos and voice recordings under a new bill introduced Thursday. Culture Minister Zenia Stampe of Radikale Venstre, the Social Liberal Party, wants to prevent digital imitations of people’s appearance and voices, known as deepfakes, from being shared without their consent. “With artificial intelligence, you […]

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The Danish government is proposing a law to ban the creation and sharing of deepfake content without consent. The goal is to suppress misinformation and protect the public and artists, with exceptions for satire and parody.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Denmark's Minister of Culture wants to crack down on the spread of AI-generated deepfakes.

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نُشر هذا مقاعد ولاً عبر Cedarnews.net. To follow more of the exclusive news and reports, visit our website. That's what Culture Minister Zenia Stampe (R) says, who on Thursday will present a bill to protect citizens from digital imitations - also called. تم نشر هذا الخبر عبر site Cedarnews الشبابري. To see more breaking news and exclusive reports, visit our official website.

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A new bill will force tech giants to quickly remove illegal deepfakes. Zenia Stampe hopes the law can come into effect by the end of the year.

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A new bill will force tech giants to quickly remove illegal deepfakes. Zenia Stampe hopes the law can come into effect by the end of the year.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The government will crack down harder on AI-generated copies of real people's faces and voices with a new bill that will give tech giants greater responsibility.

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berlingske.dk broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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