China’s top court sets consent rules for AI face and voice replicas, a post says
The account says victims can seek rapid injunctions when delays would cause hard-to-repair harm under guidelines it says were issued on September 7, 2026.
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A post says China’s Supreme People’s Court issued its first dedicated guidelines on AI disputes on September 7, 2026. According to the account, creating or distributing a recognizable digital replica of someone’s face or voice without consent infringes personality rights. It also describes liability for using replicas to spread false or defamatory claims, especially sexual defamation, and says victims can seek rapid injunctions when waiting would cause harm that is hard to repair.
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