Duty LXD-0589
Generates content with AI, in Latvia
Krimināllikums Sections 90.1 and 90.2, Criminalization of Deepfake Election and State-Appointment Disinformationsince 2 lines
Krimināllikums, 90.1 pants (pievienots ar 2024. gada 9. maija likumu, stājas spēkā 22.05.2024.) un 90.2 pants (pievienots ar 2024. gada 26. septembra likumu, stājas spēkā 22.10.2024.). · Read the law's page
- Do not produce or disseminate deliberately false, discrediting information about a political party, an association of political parties, or a candidate for the Saeima, a municipal council, or the European Parliament, using deepfake technology, during the pre-election campaign period or on election day, per Krimināllikums Section 90.1.
- Do not produce or disseminate the same kind of deepfake-generated false, discrediting information about a candidate for a state office the Saeima elects, appoints, or confirms, during that process, per Krimināllikums Section 90.2.
Pre-Election Campaigning Law, Articles 3.1 and 31.1, Indicating AI-Generated Campaign Content and the Ban on Further Distributionsince 2 lines
Priekšvēlēšanu aģitācijas likums, 3. 1 pants un 31. 1 pants · Read the law's page
- If you run paid pre-election campaigning, or produce campaign material, during the campaign period, state clearly and unambiguously when you use an AI-generated likeness of a person or an event that does not correspond to reality in an image, audio or video (Article 3.1).
- Stop distributing and placing AI-generated campaign material that the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau has decided to ban (Article 31.1(1)).
Law on Digital Operational Resilience of the Financial Market and the Use of Artificial Intelligence, Articles 7, 8(5)-(7), 10(3)-(4) and 11(2)since 6 lines
Finanšu tirgus digitālās darbības noturības un mākslīgā intelekta izmantošanas likums, 7. pants, 8. panta piektā līdz septītā daļa, 10. panta trešā un ceturtā daļa, 11. panta otrā daļa · Read the law's page
- If you are a financial market participant named in Articles 4 and 5, or the savings and loan association named in Article 6(1), point 5, meet the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on the use of AI, which the Bank of Latvia supervises (Articles 7 and 8(5)).when it serves a financial business
- Do not use an AI practice that Article 5 of the Regulation prohibits (Article 11(2), point 1).when it serves a financial business
- Meet the obligations that Articles 16, 22, 23, 24 and 26 of the Regulation place on providers, authorised representatives, importers, distributors and deployers of high-risk AI systems (Article 11(2), points 2 to 6).when it serves a financial business
- Meet the transparency duties of providers and deployers in Article 50 of the Regulation (Article 11(2), point 10).when it serves a financial business
- Give the Bank of Latvia and notified bodies correct, complete and truthful information when they ask for it (Article 11(2), point 11).when it serves a financial business
- Stop the activity immediately when the Bank of Latvia requires it after finding a breach (Article 10(4), point 1).for a financial business
EU AI Act — Articles 5 and 50 (Prohibited AI Practices; Chatbot and Synthetic-Content Disclosure)since 5 lines
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Arts. 5, 50 — directly applicable in Latvia as EU Member State; VARAM designated as lead competent authority per Cabinet of Ministers information report of
- Do not use AI systems for social scoring of people.
- Do not deploy real-time remote biometric identification in publicly accessible spaces without authorisation.
- Do not deploy AI systems that exploit people's vulnerabilities.
- If operating a chatbot or voice interaction system, tell users at the outset that they are interacting with AI.
- If providing a generative AI system, mark its outputs in a machine-readable format.