Senate debates AI, child-exploitation bill; amendment to remove mandatory minimum is tabled
The South Carolina Senate debated S.28, a bill that would add AI- and morphed-image child-exploitation offenses, adopted education and defense-counsel exemptions, tabled a proposed change on mandatory minimums, and ordered the measure to second reading.
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The South Carolina Senate debated S.28, a bill that would add provisions to state law addressing visual depictions of minors created or altered with AI or other means and that sets felony ranges and related penalties, and it took multiple amendment votes before the measure was ordered for a second reading.
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