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🚨 BIG! Modi govt notifies KEY amendment to IT Rules 2021. Now, only Joint Secretary-level or DIG-rank officers can direct social media platforms to REMOVE unlawful content. Platforms with 50L+ users must label AI-generated/deepfake content and VERIFY authenticity.

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My bill, the bipartisan TAKE IT DOWN Act, just passed the House with near-unanimous consensus. This landmark legislation will be sent to President Trump's desk to be signed into law. The TAKE IT DOWN Act protects all Americans from AI-generated nonconsensual imagery and requires social media companies and websites to remove such content within 48 hours upon request.

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148,255 views • 1 year ago