Papua New Guinea Drafts Laws to Criminalize AI Deepfakes
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Papua New Guinea moves to criminalise AI deepfakes and digital impersonation
Papua New Guinea's ICT Ministry is drafting legislation to criminalise the malicious use of AI, including deepfakes, voice cloning and digital impersonation, as the government updates its cybercrime laws to address emerging AI-related threats. Acting ICT minister Peter Tsiamalili Jr said the proposed legal framework would protect Papua New Guineans from the non-consensual use of their image, voice and identity, responding to growing concerns ove…
Introduction of legal framework to protect Papua New Guineans from Ai deep fakes, voice cloning and digital impersonation
Acting Minister for Information and Communications Technology Peter Tsiamalili Jr has announced that they have effectively commenced policy and legislative Work to protect Papua New Guineans from the harmful and non-consensual misuse of Their image, voice, likeness and identity through artificial intelligence, deepfake Technology, digital manipulation and voice cloning. To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day…
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