Preventing Deepfake Images Act
Amends TCA Title 28 and Title 39, Chapter 17.
Tennessee SB1346, titled the "Preventing Deepfake Images Act," allows individuals whose intimate digital depictions are disclosed without consent to file civil actions against the disclosing party, including provisions for equitable relief and damages. The bill affects individuals depicted in such media, their legal representatives, and providers of interactive computer services, establishing civil and criminal penalties for unauthorized disclosures. Key provisions include the requirement for explicit written consent for disclosure, the classification of violations as Class E or Class C felonies depending on the circumstances, and protections for service providers against liability for user-generated content.
Tennessee SB1346, titled the "Preventing Deepfake Images Act," allows individuals whose intimate digital depictions are disclosed without consent to file civil actions against the disclosing party, including provisions for equitable relief and damages. The bill affects individuals depicted in such media, their legal representatives, and providers of interactive computer services, establishing civil and criminal penalties for unauthorized disclosures. Key provisions include the requirement for explicit written consent for disclosure, the classification of violations as Class E or Class C felonies depending on the circumstances, and protections for service providers against liability for user-generated content.
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