Beyond ‘Solidarity with #TaylorSwift’ Checking Progress in the Fight Against Gender...
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EU law now criminalizes non-consensual sharing of intimate material including deepfakes, plus cyberstalking, harassment and misogynous hate speech; the DSA forces very large platforms (the 45 million users threshold) to do risk mitigation and offer escalatable complaint routes; the AI Act mandates visible and machine‑readable labels for synthetic media. Research finds wide prevalence of “deep nude” tools — ~40% of 15–25s know the term, ~14% have received images, ~7.8% created them — and notes the market, app types and major harms. A gender‑focused voluntary code is being developed.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Gender panel intro at CPDP
- 1:47Gender panels at CPDP evolution
- 8:09Panel overview and speakers
- 9:15Violence against women directive
- 23:28Deepfakes and AI sexual content research
- 37:45EDRi on violence against women directive
- 51:17Political challenges in GBV laws
- 1:01:07Q&A on deepfakes and AI legality
- 1:05:42Developer liability for deepfakes
- 1:07:07Code of conduct for illegal content
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