Artificial intelligence technology.
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Overview
This bill addresses the use of artificial intelligence technology, specifically focusing on digital replicas and their potential for impersonation. It defines key terms related to AI and digital replication, clarifies that false impersonation includes using a digital replica to impersonate someone for criminal purposes, and requires companies offering AI technology that creates digital replicas to warn consumers about the potential for civil or criminal liability. The bill also directs the Judicial Council to develop rules for assessing the admissibility of evidence generated or manipulated by artificial intelligence in court.
Key provisions
- Requires AI technology providers to display a warning about the potential for unlawful use of digital replicas.
- Defines key terms related to artificial intelligence and digital replication.
- Clarifies that false impersonation includes the use of a digital replica to impersonate another person.
- Mandates a civil penalty for failing to provide the required consumer warning.
- Directs the Judicial Council to develop rules for assessing the admissibility of AI-generated evidence.
- Incorporates amendments to Section 3344 of the Civil Code from Senate Bill 683, contingent on both bills being enacted.
- Specifies that the use of digital replicas in video games is exempt from the warning requirement.
- Establishes a process for seeking injunctions or temporary restraining orders related to unauthorized use of likenesses.
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