Pupil safety: nonconsensual artificial intimate images: study.

New Section 33319.7 requires the State Department of Education to conduct a study on nonconsensual intimate images involving pupils in K-12, covering available resources, incident counts since January 1, 2024, effects on pupils, recommended Title IX policy revisions, and current school response procedures.

The study must be completed and submitted to the appropriate fiscal and policy committees of the Legislature on or before January 1, 2028.

A sunset provision repeals Section 33319.7 on January 1, 2032, making this a temporary study requirement.

The fiscal committee vote changed from 'no' to 'yes,' meaning the bill now requires a fiscal committee recommendation, indicating it carries a state fiscal impact (likely due to the cost of conducting the study).

The bill's scope expanded from solely expressing legislative intent about an AI deepfake reporting hotline to also mandating a concrete study on nonconsensual intimate images, broadening its policy reach.

Two additional co-authors (Assembly Members Alanis and Blanca Rubio) were added to the bill.

The term 'nonconsensual intimate images' was replaced throughout with 'nonconsensual artificial intimate images,' narrowing the study to cover only AI-generated intimate images rather than all nonconsensual intimate images (which could include photos or videos shared without consent but not created by AI).

The entire second Section 1, which stated the Legislature's intent to enact future legislation establishing a confidential hotline and digital reporting portal for pupils to report harassment caused by AI-generated deepfakes and receive trauma-informed guidance, was removed from the bill.

The fiscal committee vote designation changed from 'no' to 'yes,' indicating the bill now carries a state-mandated local program or fiscal impact that requires fiscal committee approval.