AI Disclosure in Advertising Bill
Pennsylvania lawmakers passed legislation requiring advertisers to disclose the use of artificial intelligence in certain advertisements.
11 on file · 2 became law · 9 still moving · 2 moved in 30 days
Pennsylvania lawmakers passed legislation requiring advertisers to disclose the use of artificial intelligence in certain advertisements.
The bill requires advertisers to disclose when artificial intelligence is used in advertisements.
This bill prohibits applications that use artificial intelligence to generate fake nude images of real people.
Would create a comprehensive consumer data privacy law giving Pennsylvanians rights to access, correct, delete and opt out of the sale of their personal data.
Would regulate the use of AI by health care facilities, insurers and Medicaid managed care plans, including human review of coverage decisions.
Would require advertisements that use AI-generated synthetic content to disclose it, enforced as an unfair trade practice.
Would treat distributing AI-generated content without a required disclosure as an unfair method of competition enforceable by the Attorney General.
Would require disclosures and safeguards for AI companion chatbots, including protections for minors, with Attorney General enforcement.
Creates the crime of digital forgery for creating or spreading AI-generated or otherwise forged digital likenesses of a person with intent to defraud or injure.
Would make people liable for knowingly distributing campaign ads containing undisclosed deepfakes of candidates in the days before an election.
Makes AI-generated and digitally altered sexual images of children child sexual abuse material and extends the unlawful dissemination of intimate images offense to deepfakes.