Hawaii HB1954 amends identity theft laws to include artificial intelligence and materially deceptive media.
Hawaii HB1954 updates the state's identity theft statutes by adding new definitions for "artificial intelligence" and "materially deceptive media." The bill specifies that identity theft can involve using these technologies to gain access to confidential information or accounts. It also modifies the degrees of identity theft offenses to include these new methods of committing the crime. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the bill's effective date.
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