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Sawirka AI Aan La Raacsanayn: Sharciyada iyo Kediska Ilaalinta
Waxay tijaabisaa waxa uu u baahan yahay sharciga QAAB, sida adeegyada xashiishka ku salaysan sida StopNCII u ilaaliyaan dhibbanayaasha, iyo sida loo soo sheego sawirka AI ee ku lug leh carruurta si badbaado leh.
Su'aal 1 ee 8
Under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, how quickly must covered platforms remove reported images after a valid request?
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Jawaabaha iyo sharraxaadaha waxay soo baxayaan markaad qaadanayso kediska.
- Under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, how quickly must covered platforms remove reported images after a valid request?
- Within 7 days
- Within 30 days
- Within 48 hours
- Only after a court order
- Does the TAKE IT DOWN Act cover AI-generated images?
- Yes, it explicitly includes digital forgeries
- No, it covers only real photographs
- Only if the image was made with a specific app
- Only if the victim is a public figure
- Which agency enforces the platform duties in the TAKE IT DOWN Act?
- The Federal Communications Commission
- The Securities and Exchange Commission
- The Department of Education
- The Federal Trade Commission
- How does StopNCII.org protect a victim's privacy?
- It uploads the image to a secure government server
- It creates a hash on the user's device so only the fingerprint is shared
- It asks the victim to email the image to each platform
- It publishes a blurred version of the image
- If a parent discovers AI-generated nude images of their child, what does the guide advise?
- Take screenshots and share them with other parents as evidence
- Download all copies to a personal folder
- Do not save or forward the images, and report to NCMEC's CyberTipline or law enforcement
- Wait to see whether the images spread before acting
- Why might a perceptual hash fail to catch a copy of a reported image?
- Heavy cropping, edits or newly generated variants can produce a different hash
- Perceptual hashes break whenever an image is resized
- Hashes expire after 24 hours
- Platforms are not allowed to compare hashes
- What concern did civil liberties groups raise about the TAKE IT DOWN Act?
- It does not cover AI images at all
- It applies only to minors
- It bans all image generation software
- Its takedown system could be misused to remove lawful content
- Which statement reflects the guide's correction of a common misconception?
- Nothing can be done because the image is fake
- Many laws now specifically cover synthetic images, and platforms prohibit them
- Only celebrities can request removal
- Victims must always share the image to get help