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• The Criminal Code Finally Responds to AI Threats and Deepfake Video Abuse — Imagine a situation where a video spreads across the internet showing you saying words you never uttered. Or worse, intimate footage that doesn't actually exist. A frightening thought, isn't it? For a long time it seemed that the law was powerless against these modern technologies and victims had no recourse. But that is changing with the arrival of 2026. The Czech Criminal Code is introducing strict penalties for creators of deepfake content. Let's take a look together at what the new legislation means specifically for your company, safety, and digital privacy.
• Protecting Our Identity Even After Death: How to Guard Against AI Deepfakes — Imagine that ten years after your passing, your digital copy is reading bedtime stories to your grandchildren, or your voice is selling products you never saw. It sounds like science fiction, but with the rise of "deadbots" and advanced deepfakes, this technology is becoming a reality for ordinary people too. Today we must think about preventing the misuse of our digital footprint. This article shows you practical steps for incorporating protection against unwanted digital resurrection into your will.
• Could AI Be Prime Minister of the Czech Republic as Early as 2029? — With recent elections and the dynamic development of artificial intelligence, it's no longer a question of whether AI will intervene in politics, but when and how. Czechia has a plan for AI development including its use in public administration by 2030, while around the world AI is already entering governmental roles — Albania appointed an AI "minister" to the cabinet to fight corruption. So could artificial intelligence become prime minister in Czechia? Let's take a closer look.
• AI Brings New Challenges and Opportunities, the Future Remains Open — Artificial intelligence is today regarded as a key technology that influences business and everyday life. However, its true potential and long-term impacts remain unclear for now. What can AI bring and what challenges await us?
• AI Mode in Google Search: Why Media Are Calling It Theft and What It Means for Publishers — Google has introduced AI Mode in Search, which answers users' questions directly on the search page without requiring them to visit original websites. Major media organizations are calling this theft. Why – and what does it mean for publishers and the future of quality journalism?
• President Trump Repealed Biden's Artificial Intelligence Executive Order — President Donald Trump, on his first day in office, repealed the 2023 executive order signed by former President Joe Biden. The order was designed to reduce potential risks associated with artificial intelligence that could threaten consumers, workers, and national security.