A deepfakes bill is flying through Congress. Critics say it’s flawed.
Technology,Federal State And Tribal Powers,Deepfakes,Congress,US House,US Senate,Pornography
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A bill to address AI “deepfake” nudes, revenge porn and other sexually abusive imagery online looks increasingly likely to become the year’s first big new internet law.
The Take It Down Act would make it a crime to post nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII) and require online platforms to quickly remove it when flagged.
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