CRIME/PUNISHMENT: Prohibits using artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse materials. (8/1/26)

The definition of 'child sexual abuse materials' was updated to include any visual depiction of a sexual performance involving a child that is digitally generated, including by artificial intelligence.

The definition of 'produce' was updated to include causing artificial intelligence to generate child sexual abuse materials.

Added a list of co-sponsors (Senators Edmonds and Miguez, and Representatives Amedee, Bacala, Bayham, Berault, Billings, Boudreaux, Boyd, Broussard, Bryant, Carrier, Carver, Chenevert, Coates, Crews, Dickerson, Egan, Firment, Fisher, Freeman, Freiberg, Gloriosso, Horton, Mike Johnson, Knox, Lacombe, Lafleur, Jacob Landry, Larvadain, Lyons, Mack, Martinez, Melerine, Moore, Murray, Newell, Sawyer, Schamerhorn, Schlegel, Spell, Taylor, Ventrella, Villio, Wright, and Wyble).

Added official signatures from the President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and the Governor, along with the 'Enrolled' status label.

Changed the document header from 'REENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED' and updated the page count from 3 pages to 2 pages.

Added 'undeveloped film, videotape, or data stored on a computer disk' to the definition of child sexual abuse materials.

Added 'computer-generated image or picture' to the list of materials covered by the definition.

Clarified that 'child' includes both real persons under 17 and virtual images of children under 17 that are virtually indistinguishable from real children.

Updated the definition of 'produce' to explicitly include reproducing materials via mechanical or other means.