What if you legally owned your own face, voice, and body?
Denmark is making that idea a reality.
🔐 New Law Proposal:
The Danish government is proposing a first-of-its-kind copyright-style law that gives every citizen full ownership of their biometric identity—your face, your voice, your body.
This means:
✅ You can sue if an AI uses your face in a deepfake.
✅ You control who can digitally recreate your voice.
✅ You can legally block unauthorized synthetic versions of yourself.
🧠 Why It Matters:
With AI-generated deepfakes becoming scarily realistic, people’s identities are being used in fake porn, political misinformation, scams, and impersonation crimes—often without their knowledge or consent.
Denmark’s law would give real power back to individuals—not just data protection, but digital self-ownership.
🌍 Part of a Bigger Shift:
This law builds on Europe’s AI Act and the GDPR, but takes it a step further—treating your body and voice like creative property.
It could set a global precedent, and redefine how we protect ourselves in the age of AI.
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📣 Would you support this in your country?
💬 Tag a friend who needs to see this.
🧠 Deepfakes aren’t just science fiction anymore—they’re a legal battlefield.
Source: Only Engineers Can Understand
