COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES: Provides for the crime of "unlawful deepfake" to be added to the definition of power-based violence under the Campus Accountability and Safety Act. (gov sig)

Added a new definition for 'deepfake' as audio or visual media created or altered to falsely appear authentic, including replacing a person's likeness with another's.

Added 'unlawful deepfake' to the definition of 'power-based violence,' ensuring it is treated as a form of interpersonal violence on campus.

Clarified that deepfakes are not considered unlawful if they constitute political commentary, public interest news, satire, or clearly disclose that the media is not a record of a real event.

The required safety education and reporting distribution schedule was updated from the fall of 2022 to the fall of 2026.

Added 'unlawful deepfake' depicting sexual imagery to the definition of power-based violence under the Campus Accountability and Safety Act.

Added Representatives Freiberg, Terry Landry, Martinez, Schlegel, and Taylor as co-sponsors to the bill.

Changed the document status from 'Reengrossed' to 'Enrolled' and updated page counts to reflect the final version.

Added a specific definition for 'deepfake' covering AI-generated or digitally manipulated media that falsely depicts sexual imagery.

Expanded the definition of 'domestic abuse' to explicitly include acts of sexual exploitation, sexual harassment, and nonconsensual observation of sexuality.

Updated the effective date for the institution's safety education requirements from the fall semester of 2022 to the fall semester of 2026.