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TAKE IT DOWN Act (S.146, 119th Congress)

Cruz-Klobuchar law criminalizing knowing publication of nonconsensual intimate imagery, explicitly including AI-generated deepfakes, and requiring covered platforms to remove reported imagery within 48 hours of a valid request, with FTC enforcement. First major federal statute directly addressing AI-generated content harms.

Enacted. Signed May 19, 2025 after near-unanimous Senate passage and a 409–2 House vote (Apr 28, 2025); platform notice-and-removal obligations took effect May 19, 2026.as of 2025-05-19primary source ↗

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SAG-AFTRAForCreate a federal digital-replica right (consent for voice & likeness)2024-04-30
I'm here today to testify in support of the NO FAKES Act. Our members believe that AI technology, left unregulated, poses an existential threat to their ability to, one, require consent for the creative use of their digital representation.

Speaker: Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director. Third-party verbatim transcript.

EquityForCreate a federal digital-replica right (consent for voice & likeness)2026-07-21
Equity is calling on the government to introduce a new system of automatic rights over your voice, face and body for all. These ‘personality rights’ would allow everyone to have control over their identity in the age of AI. They would provide a new layer of protection for performers against exploitation by AI models without your consent.

Undated campaign page; docDate records access date (2026-07-21).