Criminalize disclosure of certain explicit AI-generated media

This bill makes it a crime to share explicit AI-generated images or videos of real people without their consent, particularly when the disclosure could cause emotional harm or is done to intimidate or threaten them. It applies to anyone who knowingly or intentionally shares such content, including cases where someone threatens to release it to demand money or other benefits. The law defines "explicit synthetic media" as realistic images or videos created using artificial intelligence that show identifiable individuals in sexual situations they did not actually participate in. Penalties include fines and jail time, with harsher punishments for repeat offenders or cases involving minors, though exceptions exist for reporting crimes, scientific research, and legal proceedings.