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In Denmark, every citizen is on the verge of legally owning their face, voice and realistic AI imitation as if it were intellectual property. That move offers a powerful template for Irish citizens who want their

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AI legislation is no longer just a legal topic; it is a concrete security and governance requirement that must be built into how Irish businesses design, deploy, and secure AI systems and the sensitive data around

Denmark is pioneering a model where every citizen legally owns their face, voice, body and realistic AI imitation, treating personal identity like intellectual property and creating a template for AI twin sovereignty and monetisation. Over the