In many ways, it feels like generative artificial intelligence has opened Pandora's Box on the topic. Deep fakes have created a landscape where all a perpetrator needs is an image of someone's face to create a harmful, damaging video of them.
It's why then-Rep. Tina Orwall (D-Des Moines) sponsored a bill, signed into law last year, that criminalized disclosing fabricated intimate images. It put deepfakes in the same box as real intimate images.
It's the law that opened the door to the criminal investigation of a detective at Whatcom County Sheriff's Office for allegedly creating and sharing a fabricated intimate image of a coworker.
I dug in deeper to better understand the law, why it was created and what other government bodies are doing to protect residents. You can read more here.
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