Trump, alongside first lady, to sign bill criminalizing revenge porn and AI deepfakes

President Donald Trump is set to sign Record that act – The proposal of a law punishes the abuse of the internet that includes non -consensual, explicit paintings.

President should sign an account from the White House on Monday afternoon, joined by their first lady Melania Trumpwhich question advocated by the inauguration of his husband.

AND Record that act is the proposal of the law introduced in Senate by SENS. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Amy Klobuchar, D-minn., Would do so with federal crime to publish or threaten by publishing, non-consensual intimate images, including “digital forgery” made with artificial intelligence. The proposal of the law unanimously adopted the Senate in February, and in April he adopted a House of Representatives with a vote of 409-2.

Melania Trump speaks on Capitol Hill for the first time in a round table focused on punishing revenge pornography

The law would require penalties of up to three years in prison for sharing non-consensual intimate images of-auuthentic or generated AI-gear-rated-which they included minors and two years in prison for those images involving adults. They would also require fines up to two and a half years in prison for threats involving minors and one and a half years in prison for threats involving adults.

The law would demand that the social media companies, such as Snapchat, Tictoka, Instagram and similar platforms, set proceedings to eliminate such content within 48 hours from the victim’s notification.

Ai-ratio images Known as “Deepfakes” often involves editing a video or photos of people to look like someone else using artificial intelligence. In 2017, Deepfakes hit the public’s radar after the Reddit user posted a real pornography of celebrities on the platform on the platform, opening floods to users who employ AI to make the pictures look more convincing and widely divided in the coming years.

Currently, almost every US state has a law that protects people from non -consensual violations of intimate images, but laws differ in the classification of crime and penalties.

In March, the first lady spoke for the first time after returning to the White House for the first time to participate in a roundtable with legislators and victims of revenge porn and Ai-rated Deepfakes.

The first lady invited 15-year-old Elliston Berry, whose high school peers used AI to create non-consensual paintings about her and spread them on social networks.

“It is hearty to witness young teenagers, especially girls, confronting with the irresistible challenges represented by malicious internet content, such as Deepfakes,” Trump said. “This toxic environment can be seriously harmful. We must give their well -being, equipping them by supporting and tools needed to move in this enemy digital landscape. Every young person deserves a safe internet space for free expression, without continuing threats from exploiting or damage.”

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Berry, a native of Texas, told a round table that she was only 14 when she realized in 2023. “Last Instagram photos with a naked body and attached with a AI face, “circulated to social media.

“Fear, shock and disgust were just some of the many emotions I felt,” Berry said. “I felt responsible and started blaming myself and ashamed to tell my parents. Despite doing anything wrong. While I was attending school, I was scared of the reaction of someone or someone who could recreate these photos.”

“We need to consider the responsibility of great technology to take action,” the young woman continued. “Today I came here to not only promote this account, but also to fight for the freedom of so many survivors, millions of people, men, women, teenagers, children are affected by the increase in this sexual abuse based on the pictures. This is unacceptable. The Law Law will give a voice to the victims and give justice.”

Another young girl, Francesca Man of New Jersey, recounted that she was only 14 years old when she and other peers found Deepfake pictures online.

“Teens may not know all the laws, but they know when something is wrong,” Man said. “Schools should take instant, serious actions to ensure that the exploitation, harassment and abuse of AI -and fulfilling the real consequences.”

The first lady invited young women as her special guests for Trump’s first address to a joint session of the Congress in March.

The sharing of non-consensual and ai-ratio explicit images on social media and the Internet not only affected young girls, because young boys and adults are also confronted with similar crimes. A woman named Breeze Liu told a roundtable that she worked tirelessly to remove Ai-raid images of herself that landed in the 2020 pornography site when she was 24 years old.

Republican State Ambassador of South Caroline Brandon Guffey also joined a group of legislators and the first lady in March, recounting that his 17-year-old son committed suicide 2022 after being caught fraud for sectative sectative.

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“I lost my eldest son, Gavin Guffey, because of suicide,” he shared. “We quickly learned that he was extracted on the net. That someone who pretended to be a young female at another college asked for the paintings to be distributed forward -award. And as soon as he shared those pictures, he took his life. He passed the hour and 40 minutes from the time he was contacting the time he took his life.”

Meanwhile, during the first Trump administration, Melania Trump hosted virtual round tables on foster care as part of her “Be Best” initiative and focused on strengthening the children’s welfare system. The “Be Best” initiative also focused on the network safety.

“As the first lady, my dedication to the” Be Best “initiative emphasizes the importance of internet security,” she said. “In an era where digital interactions are an integral part of everyday life, it is necessary to protect children from vicious and harmful internet behavior.”

The first lady, in March, said the proposal of the law “is a strong step towards justice, healing and unity.”