Unauthorized use of voice or likeness; punitive damages, statute of limitations.

Added a new definition for 'digital replica' covering computer-generated, highly realistic electronic representations of a person's voice or visual likeness.

Added new subsections establishing civil liability for knowingly publishing unauthorized digital replicas and providing specific exemptions for news, public interest commentary, satire, and historical works.

Extended the statute of limitations for claims filed after a person's death from 20 years to 100 years.

Updated the text to include 'digital replica' in the list of protected attributes alongside name, portrait, voice, and likeness.

The statute of limitations was reduced from 100 years after death to 20 years after death.

The specific definition of 'digital replica' was removed from the final law.

New rules requiring consent for digital replicas and imposing liability on platforms were removed.

Exemptions for news broadcasts, commentary, satire, and documentaries were removed.

The text was converted from a simple line-by-line list into a formatted document layout including page headers, line numbers, and spacing adjustments.