Nonconsensual creation, possession, and dissemination prohibition of nudification images
Introduction and first reading; Referred to
Summary
The bill makes it a crime to intentionally create or distribute a "nudification" image— a realistic deep‑fake that shows an identifiable person nude or engaging in a sexual act without their consent. It applies to anyone who knows or should know the person did not consent, and imposes up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine, with harsher penalties for aggravating circumstances. The measure also lists several narrow exemptions and shields internet service providers from liability.
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