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This move positions India as one of the first major film-producing nations to proactively address the ethical challenges posed by deepfake technology in entertainment.

Some filmmakers have expressed concerns about the potential impact on creative freedom and the feasibility of implementing some of the consent requirements.

The Indian film industry has largely welcomed the regulations, recognizing the need for ethical guidelines.

The Ministry will also launch public awareness campaigns to educate audiences about deepfake technology.

For historical or documentary films, an independent panel may be required to verify the authenticity of any digitally altered footage.

The use of deepfakes for defamation, incitement to violence, or the creation of fraudulent content is strictly prohibited.

Explicit consent from individuals whose likeness or voice is used to create deepfakes must be obtained.

The regulations are a response to growing concerns about the potential misuse of deepfake technology to spread misinformation and damage reputations.

The regulations mandate clear disclosure and labeling of any content that utilizes deepfakes.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has introduced new regulations.