An Act providing for artificial intelligence transparency, for duties of covered providers of generative artificial intelligence systems and for large online platforms and generative artificial intelligence system hosting platforms; and imposing a penalty.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This act, the Artificial Intelligence Transparency Act, aims to increase transparency surrounding the use of artificial intelligence. It establishes duties for covered providers of generative AI systems (those with over 1 million monthly users) and large online platforms, requiring them to offer detection tools and disclosures about AI-generated content. The act also imposes a penalty for violations, focusing on issues like data retention and provenance.
Key provisions
- Requires covered AI providers to offer an AI detection tool to users.
- Mandates covered providers to provide options for manifest disclosures indicating AI-generated content.
- Requires large online platforms to detect and disclose provenance data related to AI-generated content.
- Prohibits covered providers from retaining personal information from AI detection tool users beyond 24 hours.
- Establishes a penalty of up to $5,000 for each violation of the act.
- Requires generative AI system hosting platforms to ensure hosted systems include necessary disclosures.
- Outlines a process for filing complaints and potential penalties by the Attorney General.
- Specifies definitions for key terms related to AI, including ‘artificial intelligence,’ ‘generative artificial intelligence,’ and ‘large online platform.’
Who is affected
- Generative AI providers (those with over 1 million monthly users)
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Benjamin Sanchez
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