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Michigan Protection from Intimate Deep Fakes Act (HB 4047/4048, Public Acts 10–11 of 2025)

Michigan · 2025 Mich. Pub. Acts 10–11 (HB 4047–4048)

Michigan makes it a crime to create or distribute AI-generated sexually explicit images of a real, identifiable person without their consent. First offenses carry up to one year in jail and a $3,000 fine; aggravated violations (posting online, extortion, prior conviction) escalate to a felony with up to three years. Victims may also sue for damages, injunctions, and up to $1,000/day for violating a restraining order.

Technical detail

HB 4047 (Pub. Act 10 of 2025) creates the Protection from Intimate Deep Fakes Act criminalizing nonconsensual creation or distribution of intimate deepfakes of identifiable persons; HB 4048 (Pub. Act 11) adds aggravated dissemination to sentencing guidelines. Signed Aug. 26, 2025.

Who is protected: Any identifiable individual depicted without consent in an intimate AI-generated image or video

Who must comply: Anyone who creates, solicits, or distributes intimate deepfakes in Michigan

Key facts

JurisdictionMichigan
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2025-08-26
Enacted2025-08-26
Citation2025 Mich. Pub. Acts 10–11 (HB 4047–4048)
Enforced byMichigan Attorney General; county prosecutors; civil courts
Private right of actionYes — individuals can sue
PenaltiesMisdemeanor up to 1 year/$3,000; aggravated felony up to 3 years/$5,000; civil damages and up to $1,000/day TRO-violation fines
Topicsnon-consensual intimate imagery · deepfakes · AI-generated images · consumer protection
Last verified2026-06-12
Official sourceEnrolled House Bill No. 4047 — Public Act 10 of 2025, Michigan Legislature ↗

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