The resolution urges Congress to pass the Preventing Deepfakes of Intimate Images Act (H.R. 3106), which addresses the growing issue of non-consensual digital forgeries, commonly known as deepfakes. These manipulated images and videos can cause significant emotional, psychological, and reputational harm to victims, particularly when they depict individuals in sexually explicit contexts without their consent. The resolution highlights a recent incident at Westfield High School in New Jersey, where male students allegedly created and shared non-consensual pornographic images of female students, underscoring the urgent need for legal protections against such abuses.

H.R. 3106 aims to criminalize the intentional disclosure or threats to disclose digitally altered intimate images and establishes a right for victims to seek legal recourse. The bill defines key terms to ensure clarity and effective enforcement, filling gaps in the current legal framework. By urging Congress to enact this legislation, the resolution seeks to provide necessary protections for individuals affected by deepfake technology and to mitigate the harmful consequences associated with these digital forgeries.