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Deepfakes bill

BillDeepfakes bill (17795-19)

Summary

It would penalize creating and spreading deepfakes. Platforms would have to label AI-generated content, remove reported material within 72 hours and have a legal representative in Chile.

Who it applies to

If passed, to those who create or spread synthetic content and to platforms hosting it.

Penalties

Bill: fines of 5,000 to 10,000 UTM.

Official name
Proyecto de ley que sanciona la creación y difusión de contenidos falsos generados con inteligencia artificial (deepfakes) (Boletín N° 17795-19)
Official reference
Primer trámite en la Cámara de Diputados; aprobado en general el 22-jul-2026 (128 a favor, 2 en contra, 5 abstenciones)
Regulator
National Congress
Official source
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Key dates

Obligations and dates

Obligations table
ObligationArticle or citationStatusDateWho it applies toVerification
Synthetic content labeling and consentBoletín 17795-19BillAlready applicableIf you generate or publish synthetic images, audio or video of people.Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)
72-hour takedown and legal representative (platforms)Boletín 17795-19BillAlready applicableIf you run a platform hosting user content in Chile.Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)

Synthetic content labeling and consent

Boletín 17795-19Bill

Already applicable

When it relates
If you generate or publish synthetic images, audio or video of people.
What the rule provides
  • Label AI-generated content.
  • Obtain consent from the people depicted.
Typical evidence
  • Labeling policy and consents.
Verification
Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)Per the status published by the Chamber of Deputies (open data) as of Nov 4, 2026: approved in general on July 22, 2026 (128 in favor, 2 against, 5 abstentions). The return to committee for amendments and the content come from BioBioChile and Cooperativa; the text may change.

72-hour takedown and legal representative (platforms)

Boletín 17795-19Bill

Already applicable

When it relates
If you run a platform hosting user content in Chile.
What the rule provides
  • Prepare a reporting and 72-hour takedown procedure.
Typical evidence
  • Procedure and takedown log.
Related base documents
Verification
Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)Per the status published by the Chamber of Deputies (open data) as of Nov 4, 2026: approved in general on July 22, 2026 (128 in favor, 2 against, 5 abstentions). The return to committee for amendments and the content come from BioBioChile and Cooperativa; the text may change.

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