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CivitAI in New Payment Provider Crisis, as Trump Signs Anti-Deepfake Act
- President Trump signs the Take It Down Act, criminalizing sexual deepfakes at a federal level in the US.
- The deepfake porn site Mr. Deepfakes went offline, with over five million monthly visits, after a critical service provider withdrawal.
- CivitAI's attempt to regulate NSFW AI content failed to satisfy payment processors, leading to a payment crisis.
- CivitAI users face payment hurdles as VISA and Mastercard halt card payments due to NSFW content issues.
- CivitAI struggles to find alternative payment providers comfortable with AI innovation amidst the payment processor cutoff.
- President Trump's Federal TAKE IT DOWN Act aims to tackle non-consensual intimate imagery distribution, including AI-generated deepfakes.
- The new law requires platforms to remove flagged content within 48 hours, raising concerns about privacy and legitimate content suppression.
- The TAKE IT DOWN Act may not cover all AI-generated celebrity content, depending on the reasonable expectation of privacy.
- State-level deepfake legislation varies, with California and Tennessee having laws targeting celebrities' identity use and safeguarding musicians from unauthorized AI reproductions.
- The evolving legal landscape around deepfakes and the impact of federal and state laws on AI-generated content remains a complex and evolving issue.
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