Disclosure of synthetic media in election communications
Requires election communications that include synthetic media to disclose that the image, video or audio has been manipulated and lets depicted candidates seek an injunction.
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Requires election communications that include synthetic media to disclose that the image, video or audio has been manipulated and lets depicted candidates seek an injunction.
Requires state and local emergency management plans to ensure final emergency response and resource decisions are not made by artificial intelligence and bars utilities from shutting off service based solely on AI.
Expands prohibitions relating to pornography involving minors and revises the penalties for those crimes.
Prohibits AI systems from being represented as or used to provide professional mental and behavioral health care, bars certain AI uses in public schools, and directs the Department of Education to adopt an AI policy.
Would have set rules for denials of prior authorization requests and barred health insurers from relying solely on AI or automated systems to make adverse determinations.
Would have restricted processing of children's personal data by online services and required social media platforms to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent for minors.
Would have required artificial intelligence companies to register with and be regulated by the Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of the Attorney General.
Revises terminology for materials depicting minors in sexual conduct and prohibits possessing or distributing obscene material depicting a purported child, reaching computer-generated images.
Requires entities that collect consumer health data to maintain a privacy policy and bars collecting or sharing that data without affirmative consent, with limits on geofencing around health facilities.