How the recently enacted Take It Down Act could affect postings to online platforms. On May 19, 2025, President Trump signed ...

TAKE IT DOWN is an acronym for Tools to Address Known Exploitation by Immobilizing Technological Deepfakes on Websites and Networks Act. Beyond prohibiting NDII, it requires the removal of flagged ...

The Take It Down Act prohibits any person from using an interactive computer service to knowingly publish authentic (i.e., non-AI) intimate visual depictions of an identifiable adult if the depiction: ...

The TAKE IT DOWN Act is a good step toward creating clear societal boundaries regarding AI-generated pornography. But it will take more than one bill to solve this problem.

Since the Take It Down Act states that it will be codified at Section 223 of the Communications Act of 1934 (i.e., 47 U.S.C. 223 (h)), it appears that platforms would not enjoy CDA protection from ...

Pres. Trump signed the 'Take It Down Act' on May 19. The bill targets the sharing of non-consensual explicit images and deepfakes. The law became a priority for First Lady Melania Trump.

The Take It Down Act also represents one of the first new U.S. federal laws aimed at addressing the potential harms from AI-generated content as the technology rapidly advances.

Even First Lady Melania Trump has championed this effort. Senate Bill 146, aptly named the Take it Down Act, now awaits its turn in the House.

The Take It Down Act also represents one of the first new U.S. federal laws aimed at addressing the potential harms from AI-generated content as the technology rapidly advances.

Now, after months of outcry, a federal law criminalizing the sharing of those images is finally here. President Donald Trump signed the Take It Down Act in a ceremony at the White House on Monday. In ...