Washington AG Nick Brown Pushes Tech Companies to Block Deepfake Porn

Washington AG Nick Brown pushes tech companies to block deepfake porn

WASHINGTON – Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, along with AGs from Idaho, Oregon, and Wyoming, have urged tech companies and payment platforms to block computer-generated pornography.

Washington AG joins push to stop spread of deepfake pornography online

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and dozens of his colleagues across the country are calling on tech companies and payment platforms to take action to block computer-generated pornography.

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Attorneys General urge tech, payment platforms to address deepfake exploitation

A bipartisan coalition of 47 state and territory attorneys general has issued formal letters to leading technology and financial companies — including Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay — urging them to take more decisive action against the proliferation of computer-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery, commonly referred to as “deepfake pornography.” The post Attorneys General urge…