A bipartisan group in Congress has brought back the NO FAKES Act in revised form. The bill would give every person a legal right to decide whether their voice and likeness can appear in AI-generated images and video, and to have unauthorised copies taken down.
The new version adds carve-outs for libraries and a process for contesting takedown demands. Senate backers include Thom Tillis, Marsha Blackburn, Amy Klobuchar and Chris Coons; SAG-AFTRA, Randy Travis, Amazon and OpenAI supported the earlier text.
The first version stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee without a vote, and sponsors hope to move this one before the November midterms.
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