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Bill to criminalize disclosure of nonconsensual explicit AI‑generated media draws sparse fiscal data
Summary
Senate Bill 413 would make disclosure of certain nonconsensual explicit AI‑generated images and video a criminal offense. Sponsor and agency witnesses testified; fiscal impacts are uncertain and agencies said they lack historical data for prosecutions.
Senate Bill 413, sponsored by Sen. Laura Smith, would create an offense for the disclosure of certain explicit, nonconsensual AI‑generated images and video, the sponsor told the Senate Finance and Claims Committee at a committee hearing.
Sen. Laura Smith said the measure is narrowly tailored to criminalize nonconsensual explicit AI content, citing concerns about so‑called "deep fakes" that can place a person—s likeness onto explicit imagery without consent. She said the bill was developed with input from county attorneys and…
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