NV NCII Deepfake Law

Nevada AI-Generated NCII Law (SB 213, 2025)
Nevada · 2025 Nev. Stat. (SB 213); NRS 200.780

Status
In effect
Took effect
October 1, 2025
Applies to
Anyone who knowingly distributes such imagery without consent
Enforced by
Nevada district attorneys; Nevada Attorney General

Nevada expanded its intimate-images law to explicitly cover AI-generated and digitally manipulated images — anything that could reasonably be mistaken for a real depiction of the person, whether or not their actual image was used. Knowing distribution is a Category D felony (1–4 years).

Who is protected: Anyone depicted in nonconsensual AI-generated intimate imagery

Legal detail

Nevada SB 213 (83rd Sess.), signed June 5, 2025, amends NRS 200.780 to include AI-generated/deepfake content; Category D felony, 1–4 years, up to $5,000.

Key facts

JurisdictionNevada
LevelState
StrengthLimited
EnactedJune 5, 2025
Citation2025 Nev. Stat. (SB 213); NRS 200.780
PenaltiesCategory D felony: 1–4 years; up to $5,000
Topicsnon-consensual intimate imagery · deepfakes · AI-generated images
Legal analysisNevada updates illicit material laws to include AI-generated content — StateScoop

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