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This bill establishes the Missouri Artificial Intelligence Transparency and Accountability Act, which creates comprehensive regulations for AI-generated content, effective January 1, 2027. The legislation requires creators of AI-generated content to clearly label such content with prominent disclosures, including the name of the AI system and developer, and mandates special labeling for content depicting real individuals, including a disclaimer that the content is AI-generated. Developers and deployers must maintain detailed usage logs for seven years, protecting personal data and making logs available to law enforcement with a proper warrant. The bill defines key terms like "AI-generated content," "deepfake," and establishes enforcement mechanisms through the Attorney General's office, with potential civil penalties ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 per violation. The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance is tasked with creating implementation rules, launching a public awareness campaign, and establishing an AI task force to monitor compliance and recommend updates. The legislation allows local jurisdictions to enact stricter regulations and provides exceptions for private, non-commercial, and minimally AI-assisted content. Notably, the bill aims to increase transparency, protect individual rights, and provide accountability in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence technology.

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