‘Slap in the face’: Survivor of sexually explicit deepfakes lashes out over Republicans stalling on AOC’s AI crimes bill

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The issue of deepfakes has gained significant attention in recent years, with the advancement of artificial intelligence technology making it increasingly easy to create and disseminate fake images and videos. The proposed bill aims to provide a legal recourse for victims of deepfake crimes, who often face significant emotional and psychological harm as a result of the non-consensual creation and sharing of explicit content. The bipartisan nature of the bill had initially suggested a smoother path to passage, making the current stall a source of frustration for supporters.

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‘Slap in the face’: Survivor of sexually explicit deepfakes lashes out over Republicans stalling on AOC’s AI crimes bill

The measure would allow victims of pornographic deepfake images to file civil suits against perpetrators. Rhian Lubin and Eric Garcia report on survivors’ frustrations with Republicans stalling on the bipartisan bill brought by AOC, as Paris Hilton exclusively tells The Independent ‘there is no legitimate policy reason’ for the hold-up