A bill that could make Oregon the 32nd state to criminalize or otherwise penalize people who seek to humiliate, hurt or harass others by creating AI-generated naked images of them and sharing them publicly passed its first legislative hurdle this week. House Bill 2299, which a committee unanimously approved, is headed for the House floor. It would update state law, which only explicitly makes it a crime to maliciously circulate naked or sexually explicit photos or videos of another person if the images are real. Since the original so-called “revenge porn” law passed 10 years ago, backers of this session’s bill say the use of AI and deep fakes has surged exponentially. Read more at the link in our bio. 📸: Aimee Green #ai #aigeneratedimages #theoregonian #oregon #aiimages #portland #oregonpolitics #orpol #housebill #oregonhousebill