relative to the right to compute.

Summary

The bill adds a new Right to Compute Act to New Hampshire law, declaring that individuals have a fundamental right to possess and use computational resources. Government entities may only limit this right when a narrowly tailored, compelling interest is demonstrated, such as preventing fraud or protecting minors from harmful synthetic content. The act also clarifies that it does not override federal law or existing intellectual‑property rights.

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