02/14/2026
I was aware of this months ago. I had an extended goggle chat with a Pedro Pascal scammer last summer. It was his voice alright but I didn’t fall for his requests for money. Millions already have. I frustrated this guy so much that he threatened to use my name and voice to defraud other people. I won’t have that.
My only consolation is the fact that it is a felony to pretend that you are a licensed clinical psychologist, which I am. This law, if enacted in the USA would extend that privilege to every citizen. That same scammer was aware if this law last summer. I think it is a great idea.
There are scammers everywhere.
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DENMARK IS PROPOSING A COPYRIGHT LAW THAT WOULD GIVE CITIZENS LEGAL OWNERSHIP OVER THEIR FACE AND VOICE. The goal is clear: fight back against AI-generated deepfakes that can replicate a person’s identity without consent. As synthetic media becomes more realistic, lawmakers are moving to protect individuals from digital impersonation and misuse.
The proposal would allow people to take legal action if their likeness or voice is used without permission in AI-generated content. That includes manipulated videos, cloned voices, or fabricated public statements. Supporters argue this is a necessary step to defend privacy, reputation, and personal identity in the AI era. Critics, however, question how enforcement would work across borders and whether it could clash with freedom of expression laws.
This move places Denmark at the front of a growing global debate about AI regulation. As deepfake technology becomes cheaper and more accessible, countries are being forced to decide who owns digital identity. The bigger question is no longer whether AI can copy you. It is whether the law can protect you when it does.