Requires certain disclosures of intentionally deceptive audio or visual media.
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Overview
This bill aims to combat the spread of deceptive audio and visual media by requiring specific disclosures when such recordings are created with the intent to be distributed online. It defines ‘advanced technological false personation records’ and mandates watermarks, verbal statements, and written disclosures to clearly indicate alterations. The law also establishes penalties for those who intentionally omit these disclosures, particularly when done to harass or cause harm.
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