Reasonable corrective action
Remedial steps to address a published digital impersonation.
Definition
Actions a publisher may take upon actual knowledge of a digital impersonation to limit liability, including removal of the content and publishing a retraction or notice to the same audience within the statute's 21-day corrective period; such measures are evaluated as part of whether the publisher failed to take reasonable steps after learning of falsity.
Related Terms
MATERIALLY DECEPTIVE MEDIA
AI-produced media that falsely depicts real people and is likely believed....
Declaratory Relief
A court judgment clarifying legal rights and obligations without ordering specific actions....
Digital impersonation
AI-generated synthetic media intended to deceive by mimicking a person....
Sexually explicit digital identity theft
Non‑consensual posting of sexually explicit AI‑created or altered images of a person....
Injunctive Relief
A judicial order to stop an action, such as distributing deceptive media....