DEFIANCE Act of 2024
Would create a federal civil remedy for people depicted in sexually explicit deepfakes made or shared without consent.
300 on file · 187 became law · 41 still moving · 16 moved in 30 days
Would create a federal civil remedy for people depicted in sexually explicit deepfakes made or shared without consent.
Human Rights Council resolution on protecting children from harm in the digital environment while respecting their rights online.
Criminalizes sharing explicit images without consent, including AI-generated or digitally altered deepfake images, and addresses coercive control and youth sexting.
Bars online operators from collecting, using or selling personal data of users under 18 unless strictly necessary or with informed consent.
Prohibits social media companies from collecting minors' data to use for targeted advertising.
Would have required commercial websites providing pornography or material harmful to minors to verify users' ages, with civil liability and penalties.
Would have created a comprehensive consumer privacy law with a private right of action and a kids age-appropriate design code; the Governor vetoed it and the Senate sustained the veto.
Amends the Colorado Privacy Act to add heightened duties for online services that process the personal data of minors, including limits on targeted advertising, data sales and retention.
Requires websites that publish a substantial portion of material harmful to minors to use reasonable age verification before granting access.
French law to secure and regulate the digital space that strengthens Arcom's powers to enforce age verification on pornographic sites, with penalties up to 4 percent of worldwide revenue, and creates an offence of sharing non-consensual algorithmically generated sexual content.
Requires websites that publish a substantial portion of material harmful to minors to verify users' ages.
Continental policy setting principles on children's safety, privacy and participation online, guiding member states in building national child online protection and empowerment programmes.
Requires social media companies to verify the age of account holders and obtain parental consent for minors to open accounts, and gives parents supervision tools.
Requires online products reasonably likely to be accessed by children to complete data protection impact assessments, provide privacy protections and avoid certain data collection and sharing practices; cross-filed with SB 571.
Expands online service providers' duties to report child sexual exploitation to NCMEC and lengthens evidence preservation periods.
Creates the Government Technology Modernization Council to advise on AI and emerging technology and makes creating or possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material a crime.
Requires commercial websites that publish a substantial amount of material harmful to minors to verify that users are adults, with civil liability for violations.
Requires websites containing material harmful to minors to use age-verification technology before granting access.
Requires commercial websites with a substantial share of material harmful to minors to use age verification and display warnings.
Revises child sexual abuse material offenses, including raising the age of a depicted child, and authorizes punitive damages for victims.
Makes it harassment to disseminate a nude or sexual visual depiction that has been altered to falsely depict another person.
Would have required online businesses likely to be accessed by children to assess and mitigate risks to minors and set high-privacy defaults, with attorney general enforcement.
Makes it sexual exploitation of a minor to create, adapt or modify a visual depiction so an identifiable minor appears to engage in a prohibited sexual act, covering AI-altered images.
Extends child sexual abuse material crimes to computer-generated images of minors, including AI-generated images, without requiring proof of the depicted minor's identity or age.
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.
Requires commercial websites with a substantial share of material harmful to minors to verify users' ages and creates civil liability for failures.
Requires adult-oriented websites that display material harmful to minors to use reasonable age verification, with private causes of action for parents and others.
Creates a private right of action against social media companies for mental health harms to minors caused by excessive use of algorithmically curated platforms.
Revises South Dakota's child pornography law on possession, manufacture and distribution, including coverage of computer-generated images of minors.
Omnibus education bill that includes the PAVE Act, requiring commercial websites that publish material harmful to minors to use reasonable age verification.
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.
Would extend children's online privacy protections to teens under 17, ban targeted advertising to minors and tighten the COPPA knowledge standard.
Would set a duty of care for covered online platforms to prevent specified harms to minors and require safeguards, parental tools and independent audits.
Requires large social media companies to verify users' ages through a third party and obtain parental consent for users under 18.
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.
Requires social media platforms to verify ages and obtain parental consent before minors under 16 can open accounts, and limits data collection and messaging for minors.
Adds consumer health data protections to the Connecticut Data Privacy Act and creates duties for online services that offer products or features to minors.
Creates consumer data privacy rights for large controllers, limits government requests to social media platforms, and restricts how online platforms likely accessed by children use their data.
Requires commercial websites that publish a substantial amount of material harmful to minors to verify users' ages and creates civil liability for failing to do so.
Makes commercial entities that publish material harmful to minors on the internet liable if they do not use reasonable age verification.
Requires reasonable age verification by websites publishing material harmful to minors and creates liability for failing to do so.
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.
Makes commercial publishers and distributors of material harmful to minors liable if they do not use reasonable age verification on their websites.
Establishes Ghana's Cyber Security Authority to regulate cybersecurity activities and promote the development of cybersecurity in the country.
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 barred operators from offering companion chatbots in Virginia unless the chatbots were incapable of specified harmful behaviors.
Would have enacted the Chatbot Safety Act to regulate AI chatbots.
Would have addressed the distribution of sensitive images and deepfake images of people without consent.