SB 775 — Political Campaign Advertisements; Synthetic Media, Penalty
SB 775 aimed to regulate the use of synthetic media in political campaign advertisements by requiring disclosure of AI-generated content and imposing penalties for violations. The bill was vetoed by the Governor and sustained by the Senate, resulting in its rejection. It sought to address disinformation risks in political advertising by increasing transparency around AI-generated media.
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