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AMENDMENT MEMO
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Memo published: February 2, 2024 Contact: Peggy Hurley, Senior Staff Attorney
2023 Assembly Bill 664
Assembly
Amendment 2
2023 ASSEMBLY BILL 664
This bill requires most political communications to disclose the use of audio or video content
substantially produced by means of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Under the bill, a political
communication that contains AI must include at both the beginning and the end of the communication,
and during the portion of the communication that uses AI, the words “Contains content generated by
AI” in an easily viewable format. The bill imposes a civil forfeiture for each violation.
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENT 2
Assembly Amendment 2 exempts from liability for violations of the disclosure requirements any
broadcaster or other host or carrier of a political communication. Additionally, the amendment states
that the bill does not negate or alter the rights of a broadcaster or other host or carrier under a federal
law intended to protect the rights of a content host to monitor or limit the content it hosts.
BILL HISTORY
Assembly Amendment 2 was offered by the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections on
January 30, 2024. On January 30, 2024, the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections voted to
recommend adoption of the amendment by a vote of Ayes, 8; Noes, 0, and to recommend passage of the
bill as amended by a vote of Ayes, 8; Noes, 0.
For a full history of the bill, visit the Legislature’s bill history page.
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