California SB1050 prohibits advertisements featuring synthetic performers without clear disclosure.
California SB1050 mandates that advertisements prominently featuring synthetic performers must include a clear and conspicuous disclosure. The bill defines "synthetic performer" as a digital figure created using generative artificial intelligence that convincingly mimics a human performance. The disclosure must state that the performance features a synthetic performer. The law applies to advertisements for expressive works, including motion pictures and video games, where the synthetic performer is used consistently with the work itself.
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