This bill mandates disclosure statements for campaign ads using generative AI, with administrative fines for non-compliance. Verify specifics once full bill text is available.
If you create campaign ads using generative AI in Hawaii, you must include a disclosure statement or face administrative fines.
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What This Means
Hawaii's HB1734 introduces requirements for campaign advertisements that utilize generative artificial intelligence. The bill aims to enhance transparency by mandating disclosure statements regarding the use of AI-generated content. Non-compliance could result in administrative fines, impacting how campaigns manage their advertising strategies. Verify specifics once full bill text is available.
Key Provisions
- Requires disclosure for campaign ads using generative AI. Verify specifics once full bill text is available.
- Applies to images, video footage, and audio recordings. Verify specifics once full bill text is available.
- Subjects violators to administrative fines. Verify specifics once full bill text is available.
Latest Legislative Action
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Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| David Alcos R | Sponsor | HD-041 |
| Diamond Garcia R | Sponsor | HD-042 |
| Elijah Pierick R | Sponsor | HD-039 |
| Gene Ward R | Sponsor | HD-018 |
| Lauren Matsumoto R | Sponsor | HD-038 |
Compliance Checklist
Who: Campaign entities creating advertisements
Penalty: Administrative fines for non-compliance
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