HB346 adds the disclosure or threat of disclosure of deep fake images or videos to Hawaii's first-degree privacy violation offense.
If you use AI for creating media, ensure compliance with privacy laws to avoid legal issues.
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What This Means
Hawaii's HB346 aims to amend privacy laws by including the intentional disclosure or threat of disclosure of deep fake images or videos as a violation of privacy in the first degree. This amendment addresses concerns about the misuse of synthetic media technology.
Key Provisions
- Amends Section 711-1110.9 to include deep fake images or videos in first-degree privacy violations.
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to CPC, JHA, referral sheet 1
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Scott Saiki D | Sponsor | HD-026 |
Compliance Checklist
Who: Content creators and distributors.
Penalty: Legal penalties for violations.
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