Sexual Material; Consent; Synthetic Depiction
Would have set consent requirements for published sexual material, including synthetic depictions.
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Would have set consent requirements for published sexual material, including synthetic depictions.
Requires commercial websites with a substantial share of sexual material harmful to minors to verify users' ages and bars retention of identifying data.
Would have created a state digital assets strategic reserve fund.
Treats a visual depiction indistinguishable from a real minor, including AI-generated imagery, as a dangerous crime against children.
Requires a medical director to individually review health insurance claim and prior authorization denials based on medical necessity, limiting sole reliance on automated or AI tools.
Creates a state fund to hold unclaimed virtual currency and other digital assets instead of liquidating them.
Would have allowed the state treasurer and state retirement system to invest a portion of public monies in virtual currency such as Bitcoin.
Makes it unlawful to disclose computer-generated sexual images of an identifiable person without consent.
Bars cities and towns from prohibiting individuals from using computational power or running a blockchain node at home.
Prohibits distributing deceptive deepfakes of candidates in the period before an election unless they carry a clear disclosure.
Would have created offenses for certain deepfake recordings or images of real people.
Lets a person whose likeness is used in an unauthorized digital impersonation seek a court declaration and injunctive relief.