Wrongful dissemination of digitizations
Creates criminal penalties for the wrongful dissemination of digitizations, meaning digitally altered or AI-created depictions of real people, including in connection with elections.
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Creates criminal penalties for the wrongful dissemination of digitizations, meaning digitally altered or AI-created depictions of real people, including in connection with elections.
Requires a disclaimer on political advertisements that use generative AI to depict a real person doing something they did not do, with criminal and civil penalties.
Requires campaign communications that use synthetic media created with artificial intelligence to carry a disclosure, with civil penalties enforced through the Secretary of State.
Would have made it a crime to publish materially deceptive deepfakes to influence an election.
Lets candidates seek injunctions and damages over synthetic media in electioneering communications unless the content carries a disclosure.
Requires political advertisements that contain audio or video content generated by artificial intelligence to include a disclosure, with a penalty for violations.
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.
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.
Would have required disclosure of AI-manipulated images or speech in campaign media and made false representations of candidates or state officials a crime.
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.
Lets candidates sue over undisclosed synthetic media in electioneering communications that depict them, unless the media carries a disclosure that it was manipulated.
Makes it a crime to create and publish a deep fake video within 30 days of an election with intent to injure a candidate or influence the result.