Denmark clamps down on deepfakes by letting people copyright their own features

The Danish government is trying to change the copyright law to give citizens its own body, facial features and sound right. The law is designed to strengthen the protection against the creation and dissemination of the law, depth Guardian.

The Danish Cultural Department must still submit a proposal to make changes to the current law, but the agency has already supported the transition support.

“Everyone in the bill sends a unequivocal message with its own voices and their own voices, their own voices and their own voices, and how the current law protects against people,” said Jacob Engel-Schmidt, Denmark Minister of Culture.

In the United States, several states have adopted depth laws associated with abuse during abuse and unusual sexual disclosures during elections. Many of these laws are currently a new budget reconciliation, which has changed its power to regulate the EU for 10 years.