HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — A bill to require a disclosure on content generated by artificial intelligence is heading to the Pennsylvania State House.

House Bill 1598, sponsored by State Rep. Chris Pielli (D-Chester) would amend Pennsylvania’s Unfair Trade Practices And Consumer Protection Law and require businesses to put a “clear and conspicuous disclosure” on written text, images, audio and video content and other forms of media generated by AI.

“Artificial intelligence is becoming a more prevalent component of our everyday lives,” Pielli said. “As AI becomes more sophisticated, it will be impossible to verify the author of material and content produced. Additionally, the questionable veracity of AI content has the potential to spread false information or images. This bill is simple. If it’s AI, it has to say it’s AI. Pennsylvanians have the right to know if the content they are consuming was created by a human or if AI was used to create it. I thank my colleagues for standing with me in providing transparency for all Pennsylvanians.”

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