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The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s 48-Hour Deadline: What Does It Mean When Section 230 Still Shields Platforms?

*Tyler Konigsberg I. Introduction Artificial intelligence has made it possible to generate fake but realistic intimate images from ordinary photographs.[1] These “deepfakes” spread quickly through social media and private messaging, leaving victims little ability to stop their circulation.[2] The images cause severe harm, and platforms often fail to stop them.[3] Schools across the country areContinue reading “The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s 48-Hour Deadline: What Does It Mean When Section 230 Still Shields Platforms?”

Before the Truth Puts on Its Shoes: The Cost of Free Speech in the Age of AI-Manipulated Political Ads

*Chauncey Bellamy I. Introduction A shirtless, raptor-riding, pistol-brandishing potential future United States president has found a way to stand out among his fellow 2028 shadow presidential candidates.[1] In August 2025, Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock, and an angelic Hulk Hogan gave him their blessing during a solemn prayer session.[2] The next day, he stared sternly fromContinue reading “Before the Truth Puts on Its Shoes: The Cost of Free Speech in the Age of AI-Manipulated Political Ads”

Artificial Intelligence Generated Art: A Federal District Court Paints a Path to Copyright Protection.

Cover Art: “A Recent Entrance to Paradise” created by the Creativity Machine and Steven Thaler. *Anne Clevenger I. Introduction Can an artificial intelligence (AI) program create art subject to copyright protection under the law? Though copyright law has been the subject of many legal disputes in the United States,[1] AI-generated artwork has seen very fewContinue reading “Artificial Intelligence Generated Art: A Federal District Court Paints a Path to Copyright Protection.”