A law in Italy will make it illegal to share deepfake images without permission. Photo: AP PHOTO

Italy's parliament has approved a new framework law on artificial intelligence that makes the distribution of AI-generated images or videos without the consent of those depicted punishable by up to five years in prison.

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The measure, backed by both chambers of parliament - including a final 77-55 vote in the Senate - targets individuals and businesses that circulate AI-created photos or videos without permission.

In cases of so-called deepfakes, it can appear that someone said or did som

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