Nonconsensual creation, possession, and dissemination prohibition of nudification images

Summary

The bill makes it a crime to intentionally create or distribute a “nudification” image—an altered photo or video that shows a person’s intimate parts when the original did not. It applies when the individual is identifiable and did not consent, imposing felony penalties that can rise if the act is done for profit, harassment, or other aggravating reasons. The measure seeks to protect privacy and curb the harm caused by realistic fake nude content.

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