U.S. Senators have introduced the NO FAKES Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at protecting individuals from unauthorized AI-generated replicas of their voice and likeness. This act, which follows the U.S. Copyright Office's urgent report on digital replicas, would hold individuals and companies liable for creating or sharing these unauthorized representations, addressing a growing concern over the misuse of generative AI technology. The Copyright Office's report emphasizes the need for new legislation to combat AI-powered impersonation and recommends that federal laws protect individuals' rights to control their digital likenesses. Key points from the report include the necessity of attaching liability not only to creation but also to distribution, and the importance of addressing both commercial and personal harms. The introduction of the NO FAKES Act has garnered widespread support from various sectors, including the music industry and major organizations such as the Human Artistry Campaign. This legislative movement reflects a broader push to secure rights over digital identities in an era increasingly dominated by AI advancements.