Use of and disputes over blockchain and digital currencies
Sets rules on the use of blockchain technology and digital currencies in New Hampshire and on resolving related disputes.
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Sets rules on the use of blockchain technology and digital currencies in New Hampshire and on resolving related disputes.
Prohibits the sale of personal data of children.
Establishes consumer protections for digital asset transaction kiosks such as cryptocurrency ATMs.
Would have criminalized and created a private right of action for using responsive generative AI communication to encourage or solicit certain harmful acts by a child.
Creates a comprehensive consumer data privacy law giving residents rights to access, correct, delete and opt out of the sale, targeted advertising and profiling uses of their personal data.
Prohibits certain uses of deepfakes and creates a private right of action for people harmed by them.
Requires a disclosure when political advertising uses deceptive synthetic media created with artificial intelligence.
Sets limits on how state agencies may use artificial intelligence systems.
Would have required commercial entities to verify users' ages before allowing access to pornographic material.
Criminalizes and creates a private right of action for facilitating, encouraging or soliciting certain acts through responsive generative AI communication to a child.
Would have required app platforms to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent for minors.
Would have regulated the use of artificial intelligence to provide services that require a professional license.
Would have revised rules on state agency use of information technology and artificial intelligence systems.