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The proliferation of artificial intelligence tools has led to the spread of non-consensual deepfakes online far faster than global regulatory efforts. U.S. President Trump signed the "Erasure Act" last year to criminalize the online dissemination of non-consensual sexual images. In May, the United States began to implement a law requiring technology platforms to delete deepfakes pornographic videos.
On the 14th, New York announced the closure of more than 10 pornographic websites, which specialize in publishing deep fake pornographic content featuring politicians and actors. The picture shows a schematic diagram. (AFP)
Thanks to the proliferation of artificial intelligence tools, non-consensual deepfakes are spreading online faster than global regulatory efforts. On the 14th, New York announced the closure of more than 10 pornographic websites, which specialize in publishing deep fake pornographic content featuring politicians and actors.
According to the "AFP" report, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said that this may be the largest artificial intelligence operation to seize illegal pornographic websites to date. The websites, with names like "AI Celebs," were filled with highly realistic deepfake videos and clips, and prosecutors said there were about 1,200 victims.
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Bragg noted that one victim reported such a site, triggering an investigation. He did not confirm whether anyone had been arrested, but stressed that posting deepfake porn videos without someone's consent is illegal.
"Our investigation into deepfake porn sites and associated creators is just beginning," Bragg said. "This is part of our broader work to dismantle systems that breed and enable crime."
President Trump signed the Take It Down Act last year, which criminalizes the online distribution of non-consensual sexual images, often produced using cheap and widely available artificial intelligence tools. The United States also began enforcing a law in May that requires technology platforms to remove deepfake pornographic videos and other private images without consent.
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The United States will further strengthen supervision of deep fake content, and more similar seizures may occur
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