Comment by María Elvira Salazar

Today's unanimous vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee is a major step forward for Americans who deserve to know that their image, voice, and likeness cannot be stolen or used without their permission. AI is moving fast, and that is exciting. But no one should have to worry that their face or voice can be copied, manipulated, or used to deceive others. The NO FAKES Act is simple. Your identity belongs to you. I introduced this bill in the House because Americans deserve protections that match the technology of our time, and I am proud to lead this effort alongside Senators Blackburn and Coons. I look forward to seeing this bipartisan bill signed into law so every American can have confidence that who they are and how they are represented remains in their own hands.
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AI Verified The quote clearly supports the full statement: the author says Americans' "image, voice, and likeness cannot be stolen or used without their permission," warns against faces or voices being "copied, manipulated, or used to deceive others," and endorses the NO FAKES Act becoming law. That directly implies support for banning AI impersonation of real people without consent. · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 3h ago
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AI Verified The quote strongly supports the statement: it says Americans' "image, voice, and likeness cannot be stolen or used without their permission," that no one should have to worry their "face or voice can be copied, manipulated, or used to deceive others," and praises the NO FAKES Act to protect that. That plainly implies support for banning AI impersonation of real people without consent. · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 3h ago

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AI Verified The official House press release dated 2026-06-22 at the provided URL says Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar "released the following statement" and then prints this wording, attributed as "said Rep. Salazar"; the stored author, date, and source URL match, and the stored text matches the quote content apart from routine attribution punctuation after the first sentence. ([salazar.house.gov](https://salazar.house.gov/media/press-releases/rep-salazars-no-fakes-act-advances-out-senate-judiciary-committee-unanimous)) · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 3h ago
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