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The Provenance Data Requirements Act mandates AI tool providers to apply provenance data to synthetic content, with penalties for non-compliance included.
The Provenance Data Requirements Act establishes critical guidelines for generative AI tool providers in Illinois. It mandates the application of provenance data to synthetic content, ensuring transparency about the origins and modifications of digital content. This legislation aims to enhance accountability and traceability in the use of AI-generated materials, with penalties for non-compliance.
Key Provisions
Generative AI tool providers must apply provenance data to synthetic content.
Provenance application tools and readers must be made available to users and the public.
Requirements for large online platforms and manufacturers of capture devices are included.
Penalties for non-compliance are specified.
Definitions for key terms such as 'synthetic content' and 'generative AI model' are provided.
Latest Legislative Action
Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee
Bill Sponsors
Name
Role
District
Sue SchererD
Sponsor
HD-096
Compliance Checklist
Apply provenance data to synthetic content Who: Generative AI tool providers
Make provenance application tools available Who: Generative AI tool providers
Retain and disclose provenance data Who: Large online platforms
Enable provenance data inclusion in captured content Who: Manufacturers of capture devices
The Provenance Data Requirements Act requires generative artificial intelligence tool providers to apply provenance data to wholly-generated synthetic content, either directly or through third-party technology. This includes making available a provenance application tool for users to apply such data to significantly modified content and a provenance reader for public access. The bill specifies requirements for large online platforms to retain and disclose provenance data and includes provisions for manufacturers of capture devices regarding provenance data inclusion. Penalties for non-compliance are outlined in the bill. Key definitions include 'generative artificial intelligence model' and 'synthetic content,' which clarify the scope of the bill. This legislation aligns with growing trends in AI regulation across various states, emphasizing the importance of transparency in AI-generated content.
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