Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia SDAIA Guidelines on Deepfake Ethics (SDAIA-P119)

1. 1. Executive Summary
2. 2. Introduction and Problem Statement
3. 3. Purpose and Scope of the Guidelines
4. 4. Overview of Malicious Deepfakes
5. 5. Guidance for Deepfake Technology Developers
6. 6. Guidance for Deepfake Content Creators
7. 7. Guidance for Regulators
8. 8. Guidance for Deepfake Consumers to Detect Deepfakes and Prevent Risks
9. 9. Overview of Non-Malicious Deepfakes
10. 10. Conclusion
11. 11. Appendix
12. 4.1 Imposter Scams
13. 4.2. Non-consensual Manipulation
14. 4.3. Disinformation and Propaganda
15. 4.4 Deepfakes Future Threat Landscape
16. 5.1 Regulatory Compliance
17. 5.2 Data Privacy and Protection
18. 5.3 Transparency and Explainability
19. 5.4 Bias
20. 5.5 Accountability and Responsibility
21. 5.5.1 Integrate Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) mechanisms for continuous oversight during key
22. 5.5.2 Develop and implement a comprehensive governance framework that includes role-based
23. 5.6 Social Responsibility
24. 6.1 Regulatory Compliance
25. 6.2 Data Privacy and Protection
26. 6.3 Transparency and Explainability
27. 6.3.2 Utilize automated systems for applying watermarks to ensure consistency and prevent
28. 6.4 Accountability and Responsibility
29. 7.1 Platform Regulation and Monitoring
30. 7.2 Risk Assessment and Approval Processes
31. 7.3 Penalties and Sanctions
32. 7.4 Transparency and Accountability
33. 8.1 Assess the Message

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