In South Korea, the government also more than doubled the number of officials monitoring social media platforms for the harmful content. And the US could take similar steps. According to Marie-Helen Maras and Kenji Logie, researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the US could approach the "herculean task" of reducing the amount of nonconsensual sexually explicit deepfakes by introducing a legal liability. That would require platforms, search engines, and Internet service providers (ISPs) to remove the content—similar to how CSAM laws work.
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