US President Donald Trump has punished a draft law that increases protection for revenge against pornographic images and sexual images resulting from artificial intelligence (IA) during a party at Rose Garden.
The President also encouraged the first lady, Melania Trump, who made a strong lobby for the project, as well.
“This will be the first federal law to combat the distribution of clear fake images, and it was published without the approval of this topic, and those who take terrible pictures and sometimes invent the pictures that they publish without approval or anything,” Trump said.
He jokingly said it was a frequent goal of the images that artificial intelligence treats.
The law, which is called, will increase the responsibility of the technological platforms in which the revenge created from artificial intelligence and explicit photos will be shared and will provide the clarity of the police authorities on how to address this activity. Previously, federal law has banned the creation or exchange of explicit images for children who create it from artificial intelligence. But the laws that protect adult victims differ from one state to another and are not found throughout the country.
The law also represents one of the first new federal federal laws designed to address the potential damage caused by the content created by artificial intelligence as technology progresses quickly.
The President referred to the bill during his speech in a joint session of Congress in March, when the first lady received the victim of teenager Euseon Perry as one of her guests. Perry appeared in the draft law in the pink White House park today, along with Francesca Mane, another teenager who fought for legal protection after the goal of this type of harassment was.
