Deepfake labeling as a serious infringement (proposed)
Already applicable
- When it relates
- If you generate synthetic content or clone voices or likenesses.
- What the rule provides
- It would have classified failing to disclose AI interaction or mark synthetic content as a serious infringement.
- Typical evidence
- Synthetic-content labeling procedure.
- Supporting documents
- Verification
- Verified in the official source on November 2, 2026The dissolution of Parliament (Royal Decree 806/2026, BOE Oct 6, 2026) and the Nov 29, 2026 election appear in the official Council of Ministers record (La Moncloa). Dissolution lapses all pending business in Congress; the parliamentary tracker used in the research marks it as lapsed. The new legislature (sitting from Dec 23, 2026) would have to reintroduce it.