New California Legislation (AB 2655) Targets Manipulated “Deepfake” Media To Prevent Voter Misinformation in Elections

California’s new law (AB 2655) targets deepfake media, requiring large online platforms to remove or label deceptive content about political candidates. It aims to combat misinformation during elections, protecting voters from manipulated media that could distort democratic processes.

New California Legislation (AB 2655) Targets Manipulated "Deepfake" Media To Prevent Voter Misinformation in Elections

California Targets Deepfake Threats with New Election Law

Starting 1 January 2025, California’s Defending Democracy from Deepfake Deception Act of 2024 (AB 2655) takes aim at the growing threat of manipulated media online.

Designed to combat the spread of deceptive content, the Act holds large online platforms accountable for addressing deepfakes that misrepresent political candidates during crucial election periods.

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