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    Sollte Irland in Betracht ziehen, dieselbe Gesetzgebung umzusetzen?

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    3. sludgepaddle on

      We don’t need deepfakes to compromise ourselves, we do that perfectly well the old-fashioned way, thank you very much.

    7. Super-Cynical on

      Honestly it seems strange for Denmark to be advancing this at the same time as trying to ensure that the government owns all your data, encrypted or otherwise. For child safety. Of course.

    8. chimpdoctor on

      Listen lads we’ve enough trouble with Denmark to be following their madcap ideas.

    9. SoloWingPixy88 on

      I feel like people already sign these away fbybusing various media sites.

    10. No_Waltz3545 on

      We should but we won’t. Lowering CGT would also be nice. Ha, who am I kidding.

    12. kballs on

      It would be great if we could take all
      The effort and money we’re putting into shit that’s so far down the line, and focus on the shit that’s happening right now.

    14. Ahblahright on

      This could create issues for professional photography, if I take a street photograph and want to sell it, I now have to get permission from every single person who is identifiable in the image? What about weddings? If I want to use a photo of a couple on the dance floor as part of my marketing, and there’s people in the background, do I need to get all of their permissions?

      On the flip side, I can see benefits. Sometimes, you see videos posted where the creator is trolling random people on the street with a drone, following them constantly. This would help with that. I’m torn on where I’d land

    15. Sorcha125 on

      I’d love this to come into effect here, but we can barely get our politicians to care about housing, health, public safety or transport as it is so I’m sure for us to get any legislation like this it would have to be EU enforced 😭

    16. DeadEd19 on

      „The political agreement will be translated into a bill that will make it illegal to share deepfakes and other digital impersonations of personal characteristics. A deepfake can be a very realistic representation of a person, including their appearance and voice. Parodies and satire will of course still be possible to make“

      Source: [https://kum.dk/aktuelt/nyheder/bred-aftale-om-deepfakes-giver-alle-ret-til-egen-krop-og-egen-stemme](https://kum.dk/aktuelt/nyheder/bred-aftale-om-deepfakes-giver-alle-ret-til-egen-krop-og-egen-stemme)

    17. GalacticSpaceTrip on

      Of course, but expecting our government to do anything worthwhile is like expecting the goose to lay a golden egg

    19. RevTurk on

      I wonder how this will work though. What if an AI takes your picture, changes some small detail, and presents it as a new face. What are the odds every AI generated image is like some real person somewhere in the world?

      Peoples faces change all the time too. What if some company generates an AI face and a real person ages into that face?

      I can see this causing all kinds of problems that big companies will be able to sidestep with never ending court battles.

      They could just ban AI generated faces in advertising altogether. The odds they’ll accidentally generate a real persons face is always going to be there. There’s enough stock photos of real people out there that AI generated faces just aren’t necessary. Photography hasn’t really advanced much in the past 15 years, a picture from 15 years ago of an office person is probably still useable today.

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