Crimes and punishments; sexual obscenity; making certain acts unlawful; effective date.

Changed the header from 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to remove the floor version designation, and added a Senate sponsor (Lepak and Alvord) to the bill sponsor line.

Reordered and renumbered the text sections to align with standard floor version formatting, though the actual legislative content and provisions remain identical to the Committee Substitute.

The document format changed from an enrolled final bill to a proposed policy committee substitute, indicating the bill is in committee review rather than final passage.

Header information was updated to reflect committee amendment status with sponsor name Toni Hasenbeck and date 2/6/2025.

Page numbering and formatting markers were adjusted to reflect the committee substitute version rather than the enrolled version.

Added new subsection H prohibiting the state from exercising discretion to file misdemeanor charges for violations of the nonconsensual dissemination provisions, ensuring felony charges are pursued when applicable.

Reorganized header information to reflect the bill's status as 'Engrossed' and updated sponsor attribution format.

Adjusted line numbering and page formatting throughout the document to reflect the engrossed version.

Header information was updated from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled' and Senate sponsor name was changed from 'Lepak' to 'Hamilton' to reflect final passage through both chambers

Page numbering and formatting were adjusted to reflect the enrolled version of the bill

Added and refined definitions for 'artificial intelligence' and 'artificially generated sexual depiction' to explicitly cover AI-created content that appears authentic but did not occur in reality.

Updated the definition of 'generative artificial intelligence' to clarify it includes models that create synthetic content like images, videos, audio, or text through algorithms.

Added new provisions making it unlawful to disseminate artificially generated sexual depictions with intent to harass, threaten, or cause harm, or without the depicted person's consent.

Increased penalties for violations involving artificially generated sexual depictions from a misdemeanor to a felony with potential imprisonment up to 10 years and mandatory sex offender registration.

Added protection for interactive computer services, wireless providers, and telecommunications networks from liability when providing content or information to others.

Added explicit exemptions for law enforcement investigations, reporting unlawful conduct, voluntary public exposure, and lawful purposes to prevent misuse of the new restrictions.