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Idaho HB 575 (2024) – Disclosing Explicit Synthetic Media

Idaho · Idaho HB 575, 67th Leg., 2nd Reg. Sess. (2024), signed Mar. 19, 2024

Idaho makes it a crime to knowingly disclose explicit synthetic media — AI-generated or digitally manipulated intimate imagery — of an identifiable person when the person did not consent and disclosure is likely to cause substantial emotional distress. This was Idaho's first law specifically targeting AI-generated revenge porn.

Technical detail

Idaho HB 575, 67th Leg., 2nd Reg. Sess. (2024), signed by Gov. Brad Little Mar. 19, 2024; criminalizes knowing disclosure of 'explicit synthetic media' depicting an identifiable person without consent and likely to cause substantial emotional distress; criminal penalties.

Who is protected: Identifiable persons depicted in nonconsensual explicit synthetic media

Who must comply: Any person who knowingly discloses explicit synthetic media without the subject's consent

Key facts

JurisdictionIdaho
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2024-03-19
Enacted2024-03-19
CitationIdaho HB 575, 67th Leg., 2nd Reg. Sess. (2024), signed Mar. 19, 2024
Enforced byIdaho county prosecutors / criminal courts
PenaltiesCriminal penalties (misdemeanor or felony — specific Idaho Code citation needs confirmation from enrolled bill text)
Topicsnon-consensual intimate imagery · deepfakes · AI-generated images
Last verified2026-06-12
Official sourceHOUSE BILL 575 – Idaho State Legislature (2024 Session) ↗

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