Alaska SB33 addresses defamation claims based on synthetic media and regulates the use of synthetic media in electioneering communications.

Alaska SB33 establishes that defamation claims based on synthetic media are considered defamation per se. It also prohibits the use of synthetic media in electioneering communications with the intent to influence an election. Individuals harmed by such communications can seek injunctive relief and damages. The bill defines synthetic media as manipulated images, audio recordings, or video recordings created by artificial intelligence that produce a realistic but false depiction.

Alaska SB33 addresses defamation claims based on synthetic media and regulates the use of synthetic media in electioneering communications.

Alaska SB33 establishes that defamation claims based on synthetic media are considered defamation per se. It also prohibits the use of synthetic media in electioneering communications with the intent to influence an election. Individuals harmed by such communications can seek injunctive relief and damages. The bill defines synthetic media as manipulated images, audio recordings, or video recordings created by artificial intelligence that produce a realistic but false depiction.