Crimes Against Children (visual representations of child sexual abuse)
Creates the crime of producing or possessing visual representations of child sexual abuse, including AI-generated images, and revises the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit.
556 on file · 318 became law · 142 still moving · 23 moved in 30 days
Creates the crime of producing or possessing visual representations of child sexual abuse, including AI-generated images, and revises the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit.
Lets candidates seek injunctions and damages over synthetic media in electioneering communications unless the content carries a disclosure.
The first stand-alone General Assembly resolution on artificial intelligence, encouraging Member States to promote safe, secure and trustworthy AI systems that respect human rights and support the Sustainable Development Goals.
Requires political advertisements that contain audio or video content generated by artificial intelligence to include a disclosure, with a penalty for violations.
Creates an AI task force convened by the Attorney General to assess AI uses and risks and recommend guiding principles and legislation.
Would have set out rights for Oklahomans when interacting with AI, including disclosure and consent over use of their data and likeness.
Extends child sexual abuse material crimes to digitally fabricated depictions of minors and creates civil remedies for disclosure of fabricated intimate images of adults.
Creates the Artificial Intelligence Policy Act, requiring disclosure of generative AI use in certain consumer interactions and creating the Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and an AI regulatory learning laboratory.
Creates an artificial intelligence task force to study state agency use of AI and sets technology resource and cybersecurity policy requirements for public entities.
Requires disclosures on political advertising and election communications that use synthetic media or AI, with penalties for violations.
Defines fabricated media, including altered or artificially generated audio and video of an individual, and regulates its use in election campaign communications.
Would have regulated the use of artificial intelligence and deceptive statements in elections, with penalties.
Adds disclaimer requirements to the Campaign Reporting Act for advertisements generated using artificial intelligence and creates a crime of distributing materially deceptive media.
Would have addressed AI-generated products, simulated child pornography and identity fraud using AI replicas.
Amends TSE Resolution 23.610/2019 on electoral propaganda, adding rules on the use of artificial intelligence in campaign content, including labeling of synthetic content and a ban on deepfakes.
Establishes the European Artificial Intelligence Office within DG CONNECT to prepare and support implementation of the AI Act, including supervision of general-purpose AI models.
Revises South Dakota's child pornography law on possession, manufacture and distribution, including coverage of computer-generated images of minors.
Would have required disclosure of AI-manipulated images or speech in campaign media and made false representations of candidates or state officials a crime.
Directs state agencies to develop guidance, procurement rules and risk assessments for the responsible use of generative AI in state government.
Directs the Virginia Information Technologies Agency to set AI policy standards and an approval process for state agency AI use, creates an AI task force and sets guidelines for AI in education and law enforcement.
The first General Assembly resolution on lethal autonomous weapons systems, asking the Secretary-General to collect views of States and others on the challenges they raise and to report to the 79th session.
Annual defense authorization law for fiscal year 2024 that includes provisions on Department of Defense adoption and oversight of artificial intelligence.
Affirms that human rights must be protected online and offline and calls for an open, safe, secure and inclusive digital technology environment, including human rights safeguards for artificial intelligence.
Sets Israel's approach to AI oversight through sector-specific regulators and soft regulation guided by common ethical principles rather than a single horizontal AI law.
Prohibits distributing materially deceptive AI-generated media of candidates before an election without a disclosure and sets criminal penalties.
Requires paid political advertisements created or substantially altered with artificial intelligence to carry a disclosure statement.
Defines artificial intelligence in the Michigan Campaign Finance Act as part of the 2023 election deepfake package.
Establishes a State Government AI Advisory Council chaired by the State Chief Information Officer to recommend an action plan and usage policies for AI in state government.
Requires the California Department of Technology to inventory high-risk automated decision systems that state agencies use or propose to use.
Human Rights Council resolution on protecting the right to privacy against surveillance, data collection and the use of artificial intelligence and other digital technologies.
Establishes the New Jersey Artificial Intelligence Task Force to study emerging AI technologies and issue findings on their potential impacts and recommendations for government use.
Senate subcommittee hearing on legislative proposals to regulate artificial intelligence.
Directs state agencies to study the benefits and risks of generative AI, issue guidelines for its procurement, use and required training in state government, and set up sandboxes to pilot GenAI projects.
Sets rules for providers offering generative AI services to the public in China, covering training data legality, content controls, labeling, user protection, security assessments and algorithm filing.
Establishes a program to prohibit or require notice of U.S. investments in Chinese semiconductors, quantum technologies and AI systems.
Senate subcommittee hearing on principles for regulating artificial intelligence.
Human Rights Council resolution asking States and companies to address the human rights risks of new and emerging digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, across their life cycle.
Created a state Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council to study and monitor AI systems developed or used by state agencies.
Requires inventories and impact assessments of AI systems used by state agencies and sets policies for state government use of AI.
Senate subcommittee hearing on rules for artificial intelligence at which OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman testified.
Lets candidates sue over undisclosed synthetic media in electioneering communications that depict them, unless the media carries a disclosure that it was manipulated.
Would have barred users of algorithmic decision-making from making eligibility determinations in a discriminatory manner and required notices to affected individuals.
Regulates deep synthesis technologies such as face swapping and voice cloning, requiring providers to verify users, label synthetic content, obtain consent for editing biometric features and conduct security assessments.
Requires an inventory of automated decision systems used by Vermont state government and creates an AI council to oversee state AI use and a code of ethics.
The first global standard on AI ethics, a voluntary UNESCO recommendation setting values, principles and policy action areas for Member States on the ethical development and use of AI.
Requires employers that use AI to analyze video job interviews to notify applicants, explain how the AI works, obtain consent and limit sharing of the videos.
Launches a pilot using agentic AI to review state regulations and guidance for redundancies and conflicts with statute, and directs agencies to use AI in future periodic regulatory reviews.
Sets Egypt's roadmap for moving from early adoption to large-scale use of artificial intelligence across government and economic sectors, guided by ethical and human-centred principles.
Criminalizes and creates a private right of action for facilitating, encouraging or soliciting certain acts through responsive generative AI communication to a child.
Sets out principles and a six-pillar framework for AI governance in India that relies mainly on existing laws, voluntary measures and new institutions such as an AI Governance Group and the AI Safety Institute.