AI-Altered Intimate Content and Victim Remedies: Florida’s Brooke’s Law and California Civil Code 1708.86

Sharing AI generated non-consensual intimate images (NCII) and AI deepfake porn is a federal crime, a consumer protection problem for platforms (Florida) and a private tort (California).

Join us on 2^nd December at 2.30 pm UK GMT for Mackrell AI Practice Group session, in the wake of the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, we’ll hear both:

Florida – 20 minutes: Sarah Studzinski (Zimmerman, Kiser & Sutcliffe) will focus on Florida HB 1161 (“Brooke’s Law”) as the Florida model for AI-altered sexual depictions: scope of covered services, victim takedown process, timelines, verification, re-upload issues, and remedies.

California – 20 minutes: Nikki A. Docherty (Hoge Fenton Jones & Appel) will discuss AB 621’s revisions to California Civil Code section 1708.86 as the California deepfake-pornography remedy, who can be sued (creators, distributors, facilitators), elements, defenses, and damages.

Followed by an open 20-minute Q&A and discussion.

REGISTER NOW for this and all the other AI sessions this year.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcscumuqT0tGtHHs_oxub-bHYzuGNbjnDbx 

For further information please contact Harold Godsoe godsoe@kojimalaw.jp

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