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A bipartisan group of 13 senators unveiled legislation Tuesday to protect victims of digitally altered “revenge pornography.” Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., are sponsoring the Take It Down Act to crack down on the practice of using artificial intelligence tools to create so-called deepfake pornography depicting other people. “In recent years, we’ve witnessed a stunning increase in exploitative sexual material online, largely due to bad actors taking advantage of newer technologies like generative artificial intelligence,” Cruz said in a written statement. “Many women and girls are forever harmed by these crimes, having to live with being victimized again and again.” Although “some states provide legal remedies for victims of nonconsensual intimate imagery,” Cruz said, it would help to create a uniform, federal law to aid in “removing and prosecuting the publication of nonconsensual intimate images nationwide.” The Texas Republican said the bill would “empower all victims of this heinous crime.” Emma Waters, a research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, explained how the deepfake videos work. “These AI-generated photos and videos, dubbed ‘deepfakes,’ can be produced in a matter of minutes on a multitude of apps and websites,” Waters wrote. “The technology is simple. Anyone can use ‘face swap’ on ready-to-use apps, such as DeepSwap and FaceSwapper, to place someone else’s likeness in a sexually explicit photo or video.” The Cruz-Klobuchar bill wouldn’t just go after creators of deepfake pornography; it would force websites that publish the material to take it down within 48 hours once notified. A one-page explanation of the legislation lays out four points about what it would and wouldn’t do. The bill would criminalize publication of such videos without consent, protect “good faith disclosure” of the videos to law enforcement, require websites to remove the offending material, and is “narrowly tailored” to punish criminal acts without “chilling lawful speech.” A similar bill was introduced in the Senate by Majority Whip Dick Durbin, but Cruz and Klobuchar have criticized that measure for being too broad in scope. The Hill quoted Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., one of the senators endorsing the Take It Down Act, as saying that Durbin’s bill would “stifle American technological innovation.” The post Cruz Announces Bill to Crack Down on ‘Deepfake’ Revenge Porn appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s (D-CT) office announced another Boeing whistleblower has come forward as the company’s CEO prepares to testify before Congress on Tuesday. “The senator’s office identified the employee as Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance inspector for Boeing in Renton, Washington,” ABC News reports. JUST IN: Sen. Richard Blumenthal's office on Tuesday said a current Boeing employee has come forward as a whistleblower, an announcement that comes hours before the airplane manufacturer's chief executive is set to testify on Capitol Hill. Read more: https://t.co/SLmHgMiNdk pic.twitter.com/xfHHpV46dN — ABC News (@ABC) June 18, 2024 Per ABC News: Mohawk alleges that Boeing is cutting corners by losing track of parts that have been labeled as non-conforming or not up to design standards, according to Blumenthal. Sometimes these parts get a second chance because they can be fixed or were mislabeled, but often they should be discarded. Still, the parts sometimes end up in newly built airplanes, Mohawk said, according to the senator. “He said that he has been told by his supervisors to conceal this evidence from the FAA, and that he is being retaliated against as well,” Blumenthal said in a statement. A Boeing spokesperson said the company had received on Monday evening the documents supplied to Blumenthal by the whistleblower. The company is reviewing the claims now, the spokesperson said on Tuesday. “We continuously encourage employees to report all concerns as our priority is to ensure the safety of our airplanes and the flying public,” the spokesperson said. Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is scheduled to provide testimony to U.S. senators on the company’s ‘broken safety culture.’ “Two months ago, I asked the Boeing Quality Engineer if there ‘was a culture of retaliation against Whistleblowers at Boeing?’ He responded, ‘Absolutely.’ Tomorrow, Boeing’s CEO will testify in the Senate- I look forward to his response,” Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) said. WATCH: Two months ago, I asked the Boeing Quality Engineer if there “was a culture of retaliation against Whistleblowers at Boeing?” He responded, “Absolutely.” Tomorrow, Boeing’s CEO will testify in the Senate- I look forward to his response. pic.twitter.com/FjYBQT1h97 — Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) June 17, 2024 From The Hill: After the Alaska Airlines blowout in January, the outgoing CEO said Boeing was “accountable for what happened,” a sentiment he plans to echo in his opening remarks before the subcommittee. “From the beginning, we took responsibility and cooperated transparently with the [National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)] and the [Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)] in their respective investigations,” according to a copy of Calhoun’s prepared testimony shared with The Hill ahead of the hearing. “In our factories and in our supply chain, we took immediate action to ensure the specific circumstances that led to this accident would not happen again,” Calhoun adds. “Importantly, we went beyond to look comprehensively at our quality and manufacturing systems.” Federal aviation experts identified “gaps” in Boeing safety culture in a February FAA report that began before the Alaska Airlines blowout. The company presented its 11-page “Product Safety and Quality Plan” to the FAA last month detailing steps the company has taken to improve its safety culture and how it will measure its progress. Multiple whistleblowers have come forward with allegations that the planemaker cut corners to increase profit and retaliated against employees who spoke up. Several testified before the subcommittee in April.

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Scientists from Ohio State University have warned that patients who have recieved the mRNA jab are much more likely to die than their unvaccinated counterparts. According to a study published in the journal Frontiers in Immunology, [...] The post People Exposed to mRNA Are More Likely To Die: Study appeared first on The People's Voice.

Kansas has launched a massive lawsuit against Pfizer, accusing the Big Pharma company of killing millions of people via their experimental Covid-19 mRNA jabs. In a lawsuit filed in the District Court of Thomas County, the state [...] The post Kansas Sues Pfizer for Killing Millions via COVID Jabs appeared first on The People's Voice.

Democrat insiders have revealed a secret plan to replace an increasingly confused Joe Biden if he falters in his initial debate with Trump…. or if his poll ratings continue to decline. The plan is reportedly [...] The post Democrat Insiders Reveal Secret Plot To Replace Joe Biden appeared first on The People's Voice.

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A Democrat running for a county commissioner position in Texas and a former Biden appointee to the White House was arrested and has been accused of setting up a fake social media account to make racist remarks about himself in order to make his GOP opponent's supporters look bad.