Take It Down’s law, a controversial bipartisan bill recently acclaimed by the first lady Melania Trump as a tool to build a safer law, is the official law, as President Donald Trump Tok to the garden of the garden of the White House today to put on paper with the light of the ink. It is the first high profile technological legislation to be approved under the new administration.
“With the emergence of the generation of images of AI, innumerable women have harassed with deep failures and other explicit images distributed against their. This is wrong, so terribly incorrect, and it is a very absent situation,” Trump said at the time of the firm. “This will be the first federal law to combat the distribution of explicit, imaginary, published without their consent of the subjects … We have all heard of Fakes. I have them all the time, but nobody does anything. I ask Pam [Bondi]”Can you help me PAM?” She says: ‘No, I’m too busy doing other things. Don’t worry, you will survive. “But many people do not survive, that’s true and so horrible … today, we are doing it totally illegal.”
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The bill, which criminalizes the publication or threatening to publish non -consensual intimate images, including the deep and pornography generated by AI, was approved by the House of Representatives in April, after a successful execution by the SATE. It requires that social media platforms eliminate offensive content within 48 hours and prevent users from publishing duplicates, and allows the Federal Commerce Commission to demand non -compliant platforms. The law also adds protections for victims and clarifies the prosecution guidelines for the Police, according to CNN.
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The victims of Imagey Igumy did not previously agreed to have few legal resources perpetrators, and legislators have been slow to agree to address the pornography of revenge widely, even when it is increasingly exacerbated from the Tecate Testts roads for victims, such as the deflection law, they have failed.
Digital rights organizations have been extremely critical of the new legislation, warning legislators that the broad elimination provisions of the law and the adjusted timeline can lead to online service providers to more actively monitor the speech and legal censorship of users or legal content.