House Approves ‘Take It Down’
Act to Combat Deepfake Revenge Imagery
The House passed the Take It Down Act 409–2,
criminalizing nonconsensual
AI-generated sexual content.
The law targets deepfake porn,
requiring platforms to remove
flagged content within 72
hours and allowing victims to sue.
Backed by President Trump
and bipartisan lawmakers
, the act is hailed as a major
step to protect privacy
and dignity in the digital age.
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