The article discusses Meta’s Oversight Board, an independent body that reviews the company’s content moderation policies, taking up the issue of deepfake pornography. Deepfake pornography involves using artificial intelligence to create explicit videos depicting individuals without their consent. The board will examine Meta’s policies around this type of content and provide recommendations. Key points include: Meta currently bans deepfake pornography, but the board will assess if the policy is being properly enforced. The review comes amid growing concerns over the rise of deepfake technology and its potential for abuse and harm. Experts warn deepfakes could be weaponized for harassment, defamation, and privacy violations. The board’s decision could set an important precedent for how tech companies handle this emerging threat. Critics argue current policies don’t go far enough to protect victims of deepfake exploitation.