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A bipartisan bill led by U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson aims to tackle the rising issue of sexually explicit deepfakes on digital platforms. The legislation seeks to amend Section 230 protections for Big Tech companies that fail to remove harmful content, particularly deepfake pornography. This initiative responds to the alarming increase in deepfake-related cyberstalking and sextortion cases, especially among minors.
The Intimate Privacy Protection Act would require tech platforms to implement a reasonable process for reporting and removing harmful content within 24 hours. It emphasizes the need for accountability among companies like Facebook, X, and YouTube, which could lose legal immunity if they do not comply. Hinson's efforts reflect a growing concern about the impact of AI-generated content on privacy and safety, particularly for vulnerable populations.
• Bipartisan bill targets Big Tech's handling of deepfake pornography.
• Legislation aims to protect minors from harmful AI-generated content.
The article discusses how deepfakes are increasingly used in harmful ways, particularly in creating non-consensual explicit content.
The proposed bill seeks to amend this protection for companies that fail to address deepfake pornography.
The article highlights how generative AI is used to create realistic deepfake content that poses significant privacy risks.
The platform is mentioned as one of the companies that could be held accountable under the proposed legislation for failing to remove harmful deepfake content.
The platform is included in the discussion about accountability for managing deepfake pornography under the new bill.
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