According to The White House, President Donald J. Trump announced the Senate's passage of the Take It Down Act, aimed at combating illicit deepfake images. The legislation, which has moved to the House for approval, seeks to address the growing concern over deepfake technology's misuse. Trump expressed his anticipation to sign the bill into law, highlighting the case of Elliston Berry, a victim of deepfake imagery, as a catalyst for the act.

According to @WhiteHouse, Elliston Berry, a 15-year-old survivor of AI deepfakes, joined President Trump during a Joint Session to advocate for the protection of children from AI-generated threats. The session highlighted the Take It Down Act, with significant support from Melania Trump, aiming to reduce the impact of deepfake technologies, thereby potentially influencing related tech stocks and cybersecurity investments.