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Senate Passes TAKE IT DOWN Act, Tackles Non-Consensual Imagery

2/28/2025

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On February 12, the Senate took a bold step by passing the TAKE IT DOWN Act, making non-consensual intimate imagery a crime. This significant bill, backed by both parties, is part of a broader push for AI regulation in Congress. Meanwhile, Rep. Jay Obernolte is set to revive the CREATE AI Act, aiming to create a National AI Research Resource and pave the way for impactful AI legislation this year.

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On February 12, the Senate took a bold step by passing the TAKE IT DOWN Act, making non-consensual intimate imagery a crime. This significant bill, backed by both parties, is part of a broader push for AI regulation in Congress. Meanwhile, Rep. Jay Obernolte is set to revive the CREATE AI Act, aiming to create a National AI Research Resource and pave the way for impactful AI legislation this year.