Denmark is getting serious about deepfakes. The country plans to update its copyright laws to give people legal control over their own faces, voices and bodies. New Rules Would Give Everyone Ownership ...

Denmark’s proposed deepfake law would rely on copyright protection to regulate likenesses, diverging from the U.S. criminal ban and the EU’s transparency-focused rules.

Denmark aims to prevent deepfakes that utilize your face, voice, or style without your consent. The government will pass the ...

A majority in parliament wants the government to do more to combat the online misuse of people’s images. Parliamentarians ...

Electric scooter maker Ola Electric’s loss has widened year-on-year for the quarter ended June 2025, as intensifying ...

An Australian senate committee has recommended whole-of-economy AI guardrails, including transparency requirements in line with the EU. Denmark has gone even further, with plans to give every citizen ...

Recently, a Danish Bill has been making headlines by addressing issues related to deepfake through a rather uncommon approach: copyright. As stated to The Guardian, 1 the Danish Minister of Culture, ...

Danish culture minister Jakob Engel-Schmid said the Bill gives people “the right to your own voice, your own facial features, ...