Legislationsby GlyphHB 1041
Deceptive and Fraudulent Deepfakes in Election Communications
Would have prohibited deceptive and fraudulent deepfakes in election communications.
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11 on file · 10 became law · 0 still moving · 0 moved in 30 days
HB 1877
Computer-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material
Extends child sexual abuse material possession offenses to computer-generated images indistinguishable from a real child.
SB 612
Private Right of Action Against Harmful Social Media Platforms
Creates a private right of action against social media platforms whose designs or algorithms cause harm and penalizes platforms that knowingly contribute to a minor's suicide or attempt.
SB 611
Social Media Safety Act Amendments
Amends the Social Media Safety Act, which a federal court had blocked, to revise its age verification and parental consent rules for social media platforms.
HB 1717
Arkansas Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act
Restricts collection and use of personal information of children and teens by online services, including limits on targeted advertising, and gives parents and teens data rights.
HB 1876
Ownership of Model Training and Content Generated by Generative AI
Provides that, with exceptions, the person who supplies input to a generative AI tool owns the generated content and any resulting model training, provided it does not infringe existing rights.
HB 1958
Public Entity Artificial Intelligence Use Policies
Requires public entities to adopt a policy on the authorized use of artificial intelligence.
HB 1529
Unlawful Creation or Distribution of Deepfake Visual Material
Creates a crime and a civil cause of action for creating or distributing sexual deepfake visual material without consent.
HB 1071
Frank Broyles Publicity Rights Protection Act Amendment (AI likeness)
Extends Arkansas publicity rights to protect a person's photograph, voice, or likeness reproduced through artificial intelligence and used commercially.
SB 396
Social Media Safety Act
Requires large social media companies to verify users' ages through a third party and obtain parental consent for users under 18.
SB 66
Protection of Minors from Distribution of Harmful Material Act
Requires reasonable age verification by websites publishing material harmful to minors and creates liability for failing to do so.