Criminalize disclosure of certain explicit AI-generated media

Added official signatures for the Secretary of the Senate, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House, along with a certification statement confirming the bill originated in the Senate.

Removed draft formatting artifacts, including page numbers, 'Authorized Print Version' headers, and bracketed placeholders for dates.

Updated the bill title format from 'SB0413.4' to 'SB 413' and adjusted the introductory text to reflect the final enacted status.

Corrected the numbering format in the definitions section by combining two separate subsection markers into a single continuous sequence.

Added precise definitions for 'explicit synthetic media' (including deepfakes of sexual conduct or intimate parts) and 'identifiable individual' (recognizable by face or likeness).

Added a definition for 'synthetic media' to clarify it includes images or videos created using AI to misrepresent an individual.

Mandated that technology providers must provide source information and identifying details to the Department of Justice upon request during an investigation.

Established that courts can order technology providers to pay for warrants and court costs if they fail to provide requested information.

Set the effective date to be upon the passage and approval of the act.

The bill number was updated from SB0413.3 to SB0413.4, indicating a revision in the legislative sequence.

Text formatting was adjusted, including the addition of spaces around colons and the reorganization of definition numbering to correct alignment issues.

Added a requirement for interactive computer services, providers, and technology developers to provide information to the Department of Justice upon request during an investigation.

Added a provision stating that courts may order these entities to pay costs incurred by the Department of Justice to obtain warrants if they fail to provide the requested information.

Updated the bill number from SB0413.2 to SB0413.3 and adjusted line numbers throughout the document.

Changed the effective date provision from a future date to immediate upon passage and approval.

Added a new Section 4 regarding applicability after the original Section 3 was renumbered.

Adjusted header formatting and section numbering to align with standard legislative markup.

Added the names of seven sponsors to the bill header, formalizing the bill's introduction in the Senate.

Updated the bill number from LC 1066 to SB 413 and changed the footer text to reflect the new Senate bill number.