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As seen in: South China Morning Post, Microsoft Learn Blog, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Yahoo Canada, PLOS ONE, Journal of Homosexuality, TechRadar, Law360, JD Supra, Mondaq and
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SCOTUS Considers Pre-Enforcement Challenges to State AG Subpoena: Oral Arguments in First Choice Women's Resource Centers, Inc. v. Platkin | JD Supra

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By Andrew London Verified, Jack SMith, Jack Smith
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways: The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin, Docket No. 24-781, on December 2, 2025, concerning the administrative subpoena sent by the New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin to First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, a pro-life crisis pregnancy organization in November 2023.
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Bipartisan Effort By State AGs Pushes Tech Companies To Take Action Against Deepfake Imagery

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By Andrew London Verified, Jack SMith, Jack Smith
| Mondaq
Key Takeaways Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell co-led a group of 47 state AGs in calling on technology companies to increase efforts to combat generative AI "deepfake" images, including deepfake pornography. The letters to providers of payment platforms and search engines represent a shift in approach, directly engaging with companies that may not themselves produce the AI product causing the identified harm.
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Bipartisan Effort By State AGs Pushes Tech Companies to Take Action Against Deepfake Imagery | JD Supra

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By Andrew London Verified, Jack SMith, Jack Smith
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell co-led a group of 47 state AGs in calling on technology companies to increase efforts to combat generative AI “deepfake” images, including deepfake pornography. The letters to providers of payment platforms and search engines represent a shift in approach, directly engaging with companies that may not themselves produce the AI product causing the identified harm.
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