Regulatory authorities are increasingly calling for stricter enforcement measures against AI-generated deepfakes on social media platforms. The push for expanded regulatory powers reflects growing concerns about synthetic media misuse and the potential for coordinated disinformation campaigns. With deepfake technology becoming more accessible, the debate centers on whether platform governance alone is sufficient or if formal regulatory intervention—including the ability to impose content bans and compliance penalties—is necessary to protect users and maintain platform integrity. This regulatory pressure highlights the broader challenge facing Web3 and decentralized systems: balancing innovation with accountability and public trust.