The resolution urges Congress to pass the Preventing Deepfakes of Intimate Images Act (H.R. 3106), which aims to address the growing issue of non-consensual digital forgeries, particularly those that manipulate intimate images of individuals. Deepfake technology has been increasingly used to create realistic but false pornographic images, often leading to significant emotional, psychological, and reputational harm for victims, who frequently lack legal recourse due to the nature of these digital manipulations. 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 legislative action.

H.R. 3106 proposes to criminalize the intentional disclosure or threats to disclose digitally altered intimate images and establishes a right for victims to seek legal relief. The bill aims to fill existing gaps in the legal framework regarding deepfakes by clearly defining key terms and ensuring effective enforcement of its provisions. The resolution calls on Congress to enact this legislation to protect individuals from the harmful effects of deepfake technology and to provide necessary legal protections for victims.