New state deepfake image protection law goes into effect June 6
A new state law that is aimed at protecting children and adults from the devastating consequences of deepfake images goes into effect on June 6.
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A new state law that is aimed at protecting children and adults from the devastating consequences of deepfake images goes into effect on June 6.
In response to the growing issue of boys using AI apps to create and share sexually explicit images of their female classmates, state legislators across the United States are introducing bills to protect minors from this new form of exploitation. Meanwhile, Silicon Valley continues to make billions with the very AI models boys are exploiting.
Legislators in two dozen states are working on bills, or have passed laws, to combat A.I.-generated sexually explicit images of minors.
Caroline Mullet, told her father State Senator Mark Mullet after fake sexually-explicit photos of her friends circulated after a homecoming dance. A boy at the dance had used an AI app to 'strip' the girls'.
Hurt feelings may be lingering for some Republicans following the GOP party convention in Spokane last weekend, but the state party chair tells The Center Square that the media coverage of the event …