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39 bills for “Artificial intelligence deepfakes”.
Artificial intelligence deepfakes; growing danger to election integrity, public trust, and the people of Georgia; recognize
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution recognizes the danger AI-generated deepfakes pose to elections and encourages lawmakers to study and pass future legislation requiring disclosure of AI content in political ads.
Wiretapping, Eavesdropping, Surveillance, and Related Offenses; criminal offenses of virtual peeping; establish
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would make it a crime to use artificial intelligence to generate obscene images of a real adult without that person's consent, adding a new offense to the state's peeping tom law.
Georgia Likeness, Expression, Generative AI, and Commercial Yield (LEGACY) Act; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: House Bill 1399 would create a new Georgia law giving people a property right in their own likeness, requiring consent before AI-generated digital replicas of their face, voice, or image are used commercially.
"Ensuring Accountability for Illegal AI Activities Act"; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: Senate Bill 9 would make it a crime to knowingly spread AI generated deepfake media meant to deceive voters within 90 days of a Georgia election, and would require disclosure labels on campaign ads that use AI generated content.
Internet and E-mail Fraud; the criminal offense of digital identity fraud; establish
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill, as revised by the House, would create new crimes for AI-generated election deepfakes, AI-made child sexual abuse images, and online impersonation on social media, plus longer prison sentences when AI is used to commit certain crimes.
NO FAKES Act of 2025; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House bill would create a new state-level property right protecting people's voice and visual likeness from unauthorized AI-generated 'digital replicas,' with civil penalties for violators and special rules for online platforms, minors, and deceased individuals.
State Government; use or installation of any artificial intelligence system on state equipment when the company that developed or deployed such artificial intelligence system is associated with the People's Republic of China; prohibit
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would ban state, county, and school government agencies from installing or using artificial intelligence systems on government equipment if the company behind them is tied to the People's Republic of China.
State government; require state agencies to provide a notice to employees when using artificial intelligence in personnel matters
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House bill would require state and local government agencies to tell job applicants and employees when artificial intelligence is used in hiring or firing decisions, with detailed documentation required for AI-driven terminations.
Private Review Agents; certain decisions with regard to the provision of insurance coverage for healthcare services shall not be based solely on artificial intelligence systems; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: Senate Bill 444 would require that health insurance companies in Georgia have a licensed medical reviewer, not just artificial intelligence, sign off before denying coverage for a healthcare service.
Torts; generative artificial intelligence systems shall constitute personal property for purposes of certain actions for product liability alleging injury to a minor; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would let minors and their families sue makers and sellers of generative artificial intelligence systems under product liability law by treating those AI systems as personal property, similar to a defective toy or appliance.
Commerce and trade; require that AI generated content include a disclaimer indicating such content was generated using artificial intelligence
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House bill would require anyone who uses AI-generated video, audio, or images to promote commerce or trade to clearly disclose that artificial intelligence was used to create the content.
Senate Impact of Social Media and Artificial Intelligence on Children and Platform Privacy Protection Study Committee; create
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate resolution creates a study committee to examine how social media and artificial intelligence affect children and to review the state's online privacy protections, with a report expected by December 2025.
House Study Committee on Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence; create
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution would create a five-member study committee to examine how artificial intelligence is used in Georgia, including its effects on minors and state government decision-making.
Senate Study Committee on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence; create
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Senate resolution would create a five-member Senate Study Committee on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Creative Industries, tasked with examining how AI affects Georgia's film, television, and writing sectors.
Georgia Technology Authority; annual inventory of artificial intelligence usage by state agencies; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House bill would bar state and local governments from signing software contracts that restrict which computers they can run the software on, and would require the Georgia Technology Authority to inventory and report on artificial intelligence used by state agencies each year.
Senate Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Currency; create
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate resolution creates a six-member study committee to examine artificial intelligence and digital currency issues and recommend possible legislation, with the committee's work ending by December 1, 2025.
Georgia Artificial Intelligence Commission; establishment
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would create the Georgia Artificial Intelligence Commission, a 16 member body housed at the Georgia Technology Authority, to study AI use in state government and recommend rules to the General Assembly.
Georgia Entertainment Artificial Intelligence Accountability and Performer Protection Act; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House bill would require film, TV, and media companies to get written consent before creating an AI-generated digital replica of a performer's likeness, and would let performers sue over unauthorized use.
Bell, Kristin; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends Kristin Bell, an HR entrepreneur, for her career accomplishments ahead of a Women in Artificial Intelligence event at the state capitol.
Roberts, Laneisha; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution formally commends Laneisha Roberts, a corporate executive and tech entrepreneur, ahead of a state capitol event on artificial intelligence and women's leadership.
Samedi, Stacey; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution formally commends Atlanta entrepreneur Stacey Samedi for her work in AI technology and business, tied to a Women's History Month tech event at the state capitol.
Carr, Evan Marie; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends Evan Marie Carr, co-founder of an artificial intelligence education company, ahead of a Women's History Month technology event at the state capitol.
Babajide, Patience; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends attorney and entrepreneur Patience Babajide ahead of the state capitol's second annual Tech Demo Day, a Women's History Month event on artificial intelligence.
Lyttle, Alicia; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends Alicia Lyttle, an AI industry executive, for her career accomplishments and her contributions to promoting artificial intelligence education and leadership in the state.
Smith, Denise N.; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends Denise N. Smith, a technology and business strategy consultant, for her career and her role in an upcoming Tech Demo Day event at the state capitol.
Blanco, Dr. Whitney N.; commend
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution commends Dr. Whitney N. Blanco, an entrepreneur and AI-focused real estate analytics founder, ahead of a Tech Demo Day event at the state capitol.
House Study Committee on Exploring the Potential for Humanoids and Robotics in Georgia Workforce Development; create
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia House resolution would create a study committee to examine how humanoid robots and other robotics technology could be used in the state's workforce development efforts.
Fair and Future Ready Housing Act; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: House Bill 715 would extend Georgia's fair housing law to cover artificial intelligence, barring landlords, lenders, and brokers from using AI tools to make housing decisions without human review and disclosure to affected people.
Contracts; certain agreements involving parallel pricing coordination as unenforceable contracts in general restraint of trade with respect to residential rental properties; prohibit
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would ban landlords from using shared pricing algorithms or agreements to coordinate rental prices on residential properties, making such deals unenforceable and subject to a $1,000 civil penalty per violation.
"Fair Business Practices Act of 1975" commercial cheating services that target students and examinees seeking a professional license as an unlawful, unfair, and deceptive trade practice; ban
Summary by Georgia Commons: Senate Bill 213 bans commercial cheating services that write essays, exams, or other assignments for students or professional license examinees in Georgia, treating it as an unfair business practice enforceable only by the Attorney General.
Quality Basic Education Act; content standards for digital literacy instruction; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: HB 1269 would require Georgia public schools to teach digital literacy to every student from kindergarten through 12th grade, starting in the 2027-2028 school year, and expand the state's online safety curriculum requirements.
Torts; cause of action for appropriating an individual's indicia of identity; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would let people sue anyone who uses their face, voice, or other identifying features without permission, including for training artificial intelligence systems, and would set a minimum $1,000 damages award.
"AI Accountability Act"; enact
Summary by Georgia Commons: Senate Bill 37 would require every Georgia state and local government entity to publish a public AI usage plan by the end of 2026 and would create a new 12-member state board to guide and oversee government use of artificial intelligence.
Trade Practices; surveillance based price discrimination and surveillance based wage discrimination; prohibit
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would ban businesses from using automated systems to charge individualized prices or set individualized wages based on personal surveillance data collected about consumers or workers.
Online Internet Safety; certain disclosures related to conversational AI services; require
Summary by Georgia Commons: Senate Bill 540 would require companies that offer AI companion chatbots in Georgia to disclose they are not human, verify ages before showing sexual content, and set up crisis protocols for users showing signs of self-harm.
Crimes and offenses; obscenity; repeal and replace Code Section 16-12-80
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate substitute for HB 171 would make it a felony to create or distribute AI-generated sexual images of minors, add prison-sentence enhancements for using artificial intelligence in certain crimes, and add the new offense to the state's sex offender registry list.
Torts; cause of action against the knowing and unauthorized use of an individual's photograph or image together with representations of nudity or sexually explicit conduct; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would let the Attorney General or local prosecutors sue people who knowingly use someone's photo combined with nude or sexually explicit images without permission, with civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation.
Commerce and Trade; private entities that employ certain AI systems to guard against discrimination caused by such systems; provide
Summary by Georgia Commons: A Georgia Senate bill would regulate businesses that use artificial intelligence systems to make major decisions about people's education, jobs, healthcare, housing, credit, insurance, or legal services, requiring testing for bias and consumer notices.
Professional and businesses; authorize certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants to perform artificial insemination
Summary by Georgia Commons: House Bill 329 would let certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants perform artificial insemination in Georgia, expanding a task currently limited to licensed physicians and surgeons.