HB 1133 — Use Of Digitally Altered Media In Elections
HB 1133 addresses the use of digitally altered media in elections in Indiana. The bill aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence and digitally altered content in campaign activities and advertisements. It is designed to prevent the spread of disinformation through synthetic media during election periods. The law falls under civil law and technology regulations, targeting election-related harms caused by AI-generated content.
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