Concerning offenses involving fabricated depictions of minors.

Added new criminal offenses (RCW 9.68A.053, 9.68A.075, 9.68A.080) to the list of crimes where ignorance of a victim's age is not a valid defense, specifically covering AI-generated depictions.

Updated the definition of sexual exploitation to include cases where a minor is unconscious or unaware of the photograph or live performance itself.

Added a provision clarifying that these state laws do not affect federal criminal or civil liability for technology providers.

Updated the definition of 'digitization' to explicitly include the use of artificial intelligence in creating or altering images of minors.

Revised the definition of 'fabricated depiction' to clarify that the crime applies if the image is obscene or if the minor is identifiable, removing the requirement that the minor actually engaged in the conduct.

Added a specific reference to subsection (b) of the fabricated depiction definition when discussing the state's burden of proof regarding the minor's existence.

Amended prosecution requirements to specify that the state must prove the minor is identifiable or the image is obscene when the charge involves a fabricated depiction.

Added a specific legal definition for 'Obscene' matter, replacing a reference to common law with a detailed three-part test involving prurient interest, patently offensive depiction, and lack of serious value.

Created a new requirement for anyone processing visual or printed matter to immediately report suspected depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct to law enforcement.

Established a new gross misdemeanor penalty for failing to make the required reports regarding suspected depictions of minors.

Broadened the bill's title and subject matter from 'fabricated depictions' to 'sexually explicit depictions,' expanding its applicability beyond just AI-generated or altered images.

Updated the bill number from S-0345.1 to S-0794.1 and changed the sponsor listing to reflect Senate Law & Justice as the primary body.