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SR 81

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2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Jason Anavitarte and 13 co-sponsors

SR 81 urges Congress to pass the NO FAKES and NO AI FRAUD Acts, protecting artists' rights and ensuring authenticity in art against unauthorized reproductions and AI misuse.

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Bill Summary · SR 81

Summary of SR 81: NO FAKES Act and NO AI FRAUD Act Resolution

Purpose and Intent

Senate Resolution 81 (SR 81) aims to encourage the United States Congress to pass two significant pieces of legislation:
1. Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment Safe Act of 2023 (NO FAKES Act)
2. No Artificial Intelligence Fake Replicas and Unauthorized Duplications Act of 2024 (NO AI FRAUD Act)

The resolution emphasizes the importance of protecting artistic integrity, freedom of expression, and the rights of artists in the face of increasing technological advancements and exploitation.

Key Provisions

While SR 81 itself is a resolution and does not contain legislative provisions, it supports the following key aspects of the proposed acts:

  • NO FAKES Act:

    • Aims to safeguard original artworks from unauthorized reproductions and imitations.
    • Seeks to establish clearer definitions and standards for what constitutes an original work of art.
    • Promotes the recognition and protection of artists' rights against exploitation.

  • NO AI FRAUD Act:

    • Focuses on regulating the use of artificial intelligence in creating replicas of original artworks.
    • Aims to prevent unauthorized duplications that could mislead consumers and devalue original works.
    • Addresses privacy concerns related to the use of AI in artistic creation.

Affected Parties

The resolution and the proposed acts would primarily impact:
- Artists and Creators: Ensures their works are protected from unauthorized reproductions and exploitation.
- Consumers: Aims to provide clarity and assurance regarding the authenticity of artworks they purchase.
- Art Institutions and Galleries: May need to adapt to new regulations regarding the display and sale of art.

Procedural Timeline

  • Introduced: March 7, 2025
  • Reported from PSM: March 25, 2024, with a recommendation for referral to the Judiciary Committee (JDC).
  • Public Hearing Scheduled: March 20, 2024, at 3:01 PM.
  • Committee Actions: The PSM committee recommended the measure be passed unamended with unanimous support.

Related Bills

  • SCR 99: Companion resolution related to the same subject matter.
  • SCR 95: Another companion resolution that aligns with the goals of SR 81.

Conclusion

SR 81 serves as a formal expression of support for the NO FAKES Act and the NO AI FRAUD Act, highlighting the need for legislative action to protect the rights of artists and maintain the integrity of artistic expression in an era increasingly influenced by technology.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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