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Check out STOP's recent feature in the San Francisco Chronicle!
About STOP
STOP is a youth-powered campaign against explicit deepfakes in high school powered by the Center for Gender Equitable AI. Combining policy and education, STOP has authored a framework which provides guidance to school district officials revising AI policy, developed educational posters designed to raise awareness of this vexing issue, and delivered deepfake and AI literacy training that has reached 100+ educational leaders in the state of Oregon.
Need Help? Know Your Rights
If you or someone you know is a victim of explicit deepfakes and live in the United States, you have the right to:
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Remove explicit content on social media through StopNCII.org if you are 18+ and Take It Down if you are under 18 years old.
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Have all offending content on social media be removed within 48 hours, as outlined by the TAKE IT DOWN Act.
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Follow the step-by-step guide of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative.
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Receive immediate, confidential, and anonymous support through call, text, or online chat with RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline.
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Take legal action through state legislation. Check out your state’s laws here.
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Receive support from local law enforcement through their non-emergency lines.
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Not in the U.S.? We encourage you to research local laws, legislation, places to report, and support groups. Many regions have protections in place meant to keep you safe and feel supported.
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Say Something: Schools should create clear criteria for a reportable incident, establish diverse channels for incident reporting, and make incident protocols and avenues of reporting clear to students.
Take it Down: Schools should aim to remove offending media within 72 hours of a report.
Offer Support: Schools should provide mental health and legal resources as well as in-school protection to victims of sexually explicit deepfakes.
Provide Recourse: Schools should investigate all reports in a way reflective of Title XI processes and work with law enforcement officers to investigate and prosecute perpetrators in accordance with state and federal laws.
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Contact stephanie@centergeai.org with any questions.
These materials are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice or representation.