The NO FAKES Act has changed – and it's so much worse
EFF.ORG
OPINION
NO FAKES ACT
SUMMARY

The NO FAKES Act, initially aimed at addressing misinformation from generative AI, has evolved into a bill that could harm online speech and innovation. The new version imposes broad censorship requirements and a cumbersome takedown system on internet service providers.

It mandates that these providers take down alleged infringing materials and user-uploaded content based on mere allegations. This encourages overblocking and stifles creativity, as anyone involved in creating related tools can face legal consequences.

The act further threatens anonymous speech by allowing easy access to user information via subpoenas.

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