My complaint is that the article makes no mention of these details.
Is it a moral right which cannot be transferred? Is there a time limit? Does it expire upon death? If not, who inherits the right?
Or is it more like an economic right, which may be transferred?
Or is the author using "copyright" in a very broad and non-legal sense?
California, for example, has laws concerning the misappropriation of likeness, but these are not copyright laws.
Does the proposed Danish law allow deepfake use by consent, and what counts as consent? If clause §123/43.b of the Microsoft MacGoogleMeta user agreement says "by agreeing to this service you allow us to make and distribute deepfakes" - does that count as consent?
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My complaint is that the article makes no mention of these details.
Is it a moral right which cannot be transferred? Is there a time limit? Does it expire upon death? If not, who inherits the right?
Or is it more like an economic right, which may be transferred?
Or is the author using "copyright" in a very broad and non-legal sense?
California, for example, has laws concerning the misappropriation of likeness, but these are not copyright laws.
Does the proposed Danish law allow deepfake use by consent, and what counts as consent? If clause §123/43.b of the Microsoft MacGoogleMeta user agreement says "by agreeing to this service you allow us to make and distribute deepfakes" - does that count as consent?