New Jersey bill A2767 modifies the child endangerment statute to include AI technology and establishes criminal penalties.
New Jersey bill A2767 amends the child endangerment statute to include AI technology in the definition of prohibited sexual acts involving children. It creates a fourth-degree crime for knowingly or recklessly causing or allowing a child to be subjected to sexual conduct through automated interactive computer technology. The bill also establishes criminal penalties for possessing, viewing, or having under control items depicting the sexual exploitation or abuse of a child. Exceptions are made for AI technology designed to refrain from sexual conduct when interacting with a child.
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