SB 1349
An Act providing for transparency in use of generative artificial intelligence; requiring disclosure of synthetic content; providing for establishment of content verification tools; imposing duties on the Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of Attorney General; and imposing penalties.
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Bill overview
This act, the Digital Provenance Act, aims to increase transparency regarding the use of generative artificial intelligence. It requires covered AI tool providers to include provenance labels in synthetic content, making it clear when content has been created or altered by AI. The bill also establishes tools for verifying content authenticity and imposes duties on the Bureau of Consumer Protection to enforce these requirements, along with penalties for non-compliance.
Key provisions
- Requires covered AI tool providers to make a provenance label reading tool publicly available.
- Mandates the inclusion of provenance labels in synthetic content created by AI systems, detailing the AI provider and system used.
- Establishes duties for large online platforms to disclose provenance labels found in content.
- Requires manufacturers of capture devices to offer users the option to include provenance labels in captured content.
- Imposes penalties, including fines, on covered AI tool providers who violate the act.
- Authorizes the Attorney General to bring civil actions to enforce the act.
- Addresses licensing agreements for AI systems, allowing the state to revoke licenses for non-compliance.
- Defines key terms related to AI and synthetic content.
Who is affected
- Generative Artificial Intelligence Tool Providers
- Large Online Platforms
- Consumers
- Manufacturers of Capture Devices
- The Bureau of Consumer Protection
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Christine Tartaglione
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