"Melania Trump Advocates for Take it Down Act: Combating Deepfake Pornography and Protecting Privacy"

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"Melania Trump Advocates for Take it Down Act: Combating Deepfake Pornography and Protecting Privacy"

[!CDATA[First lady Melania Trump joined President Donald Trump at the White House to sign the "Take it Down Act" into law, which criminalizes non-consensual intimate imagery, including deepfake pornography. Melania emphasized the impact of artificial intelligence and social media on children's development and the potential dangers of these technologies. The Take it Down Act, introduced by Senators Ted Cruz and Amy Klobuchar, requires technology platforms to remove non-consensual sexual imagery within 48 hours of a valid request. Melania hailed the law as a national victory and thanked Elliston Berry for her advocacy, highlighting Berry's experience as a victim of a nude deepfake. Apart from her involvement in the Take it Down Act, Melania has made limited public appearances since her husband's inauguration in 2025. She has attended various events, including the International Women of Courage Awards and hosting celebrations at the White House. Melania, originally from Slovenia, married Donald Trump in 2005 and is the only first lady to become a naturalized citizen. Melania Trump, formerly known as Melanija Knavs, has been actively involved in advocating for the Take it Down Act, a law aimed at combating non-consensual intimate imagery, including deepfake pornography. Melania's efforts have been instrumental in raising awareness about the dangers of artificial intelligence and social media, particularly in shaping beliefs and emotions. The Take it Down Act represents a significant step in protecting individuals from the harmful effects of non-consensual imagery online.]]