Creates the offense of and civil penalties for disclosure of intimate digital depictions

HB 362 creates a civil remedy for individuals whose intimate digital depictions (digitally altered explicit images or videos showing sexual content or intimate body parts) are disclosed without their consent. It directly affects victims of such disclosures and the "creators" (those using AI/digital tools to generate or alter the content) who share it without valid consent. Key provisions require written consent for disclosure (not just creation), allow victims to seek damages up to $150,000, emotional distress compensation, or injunctions to stop the sharing, and include exceptions for law enforcement disclosures or matters of public interest. The bill aims to protect individuals from non-consensual sharing of digitally manipulated intimate content while clarifying that platforms aren’t liable for good-faith content restrictions.