South Carolina lawmakers are prioritizing the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) to protect privacy and enhance criminal justice. A new bill, House Bill 3042, aims to redefine voyeurism to include the creation of deceptive media, such as deepfakes, which can infringe on personal privacy. This legislative effort highlights the urgent need to address the misuse of AI technologies in sensitive contexts, particularly regarding sexual exploitation.
The proposed legislation would impose stricter penalties for voyeurism, with significant fines and prison time for offenders. Additionally, it mandates the destruction of AI-manipulated evidence once investigations are complete, reinforcing victim protection. The renaming of a legislative committee to include 'Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence' further emphasizes the state's commitment to tackling these emerging challenges.
• South Carolina introduces legislation to combat AI misuse in voyeurism cases.
• New bill proposes severe penalties for AI-related privacy violations.
Artificial intelligence refers to technologies that simulate human intelligence, raising privacy concerns in voyeurism.
Deepfakes are realistic but manipulated media that can impersonate individuals, posing privacy risks.
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