Florida 2024 Regular Session

Florida House Bill H1459

Introduced
1/7/24  
Refer
1/13/24  
Introduced
1/7/24  
Refer
1/13/24  
Refer
1/13/24  
Refer
1/25/24  
Refer
1/13/24  
Refer
1/25/24  
Refer
2/2/24  
Refer
1/25/24  
Refer
2/23/24  
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2/2/24  

Caption

Advanced Technology

Companion Bills

FL H1461

Related Pub. Rec./Investigations by the Department of Legal Affairs

FL S1680

Similar To Advanced Technology

FL S0972

Similar To Artificial Intelligence

FL S1682

Similar To Public Records/Artificial Intelligence Transparency Violations

Previously Filed As

FL H1005

Advanced Air Mobility

FL H1459

Mental Health of Minors

FL H0055

Assistive Technology Advisory Council

FL H1337

Student Access to Internet Connections and Technology

FL H1547

Technology Transparency

FL H1459

My Safe Florida Home Program

FL H1321

Advanced Life Support Nontransport Services and Medical Countermeasures

FL H0483

Computer Science Education

FL HB807

Information Technology - Modernizing Data Governance - Office of Enterprise Data and Council for Open Data Advancement

FL H0861

Advanced Wastewater Treatment

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PROACTIV Artificial Intelligence Data Act of 2025 Preventing Recurring Online Abuse of Children Through Intentional Vetting of Artificial Intelligence Data Act of 2025

WV SB198

Prohibiting creation, production, distribution, or possession of artificially generated child pornography

FL H0369

Provenance of Digital Content

FL H0483

Computer Science Education

NC H375

AI/Ban Deceptive Ads

PA HB1598

Further providing for definitions and for unlawful acts or practices and exclusions; and providing for child sexual abuse material generated by artificial intelligence.

FL H0491

Use of Artificial Intelligence by Governmental Agencies to Detect Concealed Firearms

PA SB1213

In sexual offenses, further providing for the offense of unlawful dissemination of intimate image; in minors, further providing for the offense of sexual abuse of children and for the offense of transmission of sexually explicit images by minor; and making editorial changes to replace references to the term "child pornography" with references to the term "child sexual abuse material."