In one paragraph
This bill prohibits the use of deep fake images for invading privacy and unlawfully depicting minors in explicit conduct, establishing criminal penalties.
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What it means for business
If you use AI to create or distribute images, you must ensure compliance with privacy laws or face criminal penalties.
What this means
House Bill 5516 aims to criminalize the use of deep fake images for privacy invasion and the unlawful depiction of minors. It establishes clear definitions and penalties for violations, impacting individuals and organizations that utilize AI-generated content. Compliance is crucial to avoid severe legal consequences.
Key provisions
- Prohibits the use of deep fake images for nonconsensual disclosure of private intimate images.
- Establishes criminal penalties for unlawful depiction of minors in sexually explicit conduct.
- Defines key terms such as 'deep fake' and 'intimate parts' for clarity in enforcement.
- Exempts disclosures made with consent or for lawful reporting of illegal conduct.
- Clarifies that service providers are not liable for user-generated content.
Compliance checklist
- Ensure no deep fake images are used without consent, especially involving minors.
- Review and update content policies to align with new definitions and prohibitions.
Latest legislative action
Feb 28, 2024. To Judiciary
Full analysis
Sponsors (showing 5 of 11)
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Adam Burkhammer R | Sponsor | HD-064 |
| David Kelly R | Sponsor | HD-008 |
| Geno Chiarelli R | Sponsor | HD-078 |
| James Akers R | Sponsor | HD-086 |
| Jarred Cannon R | Sponsor | HD-021 |
Roll call votes
H Passed House (Roll No. 334) Feb 27, 2024
96 yea0 nay4 otherPassed
Amendments (1)
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hb5516 h ai am _1-2-14 Not adopted 2024-01-02
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