Nongovernment online media producers in Montana would disclose when artificial intelligence shapes what users see, offer an opt-out, and label media made with AI.
Nongovernment online media producers in Montana would tell users when AI shapes what they see and let them opt out of that use.
Online media made even partly with AI would need visible or audible labels and embedded markers that survive label removal. Government entities would be exempt.
Online media producers would disclose AI use that shapes what individual users see and offer an opt-out. The requirement would cover producers of publicly distributed online media in Montana. AI means systems that can imitate human behavior and control information by generating written or spoken material. The requirement would apply when AI directs, controls, or focuses any part of the information an individual can see. Government entities would be exempt.
Publicly distributed online media made with AI would carry visible or audible disclosures and embedded markers identifying that use. The rule would cover media made entirely or partly with systems that can imitate human behavior and control information by generating written or spoken material. Embedded markers would need to allow AI use to be identified if the original disclosures were deleted. Government entities would be exempt.
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