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The SOUL Act of 2026 amends federal copyright law to establish exclusive ownership rights for U.S. citizens over their 'unique likeness'—defined broadly to include name, image, voice, biometric identifiers, genetic markers, and AI-generated digital replicas. The bill grants owners the right to control reproduction, distribution, and derivative works based on their likeness, with rights lasting for life plus 50 years after death, and provides civil remedies including injunctive relief and statutory damages of $750–$30,000 per violation (up to $150,000 for willful violations). The law includes exceptions for fair use, government activities, and First Amendment-protected speech, and preempts state laws on the same subject.
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