Requires synthetic content creations system providers to include provenance data on certain content made available by the provider

The bill version was updated from 'A6540-C' to 'A6540-D', indicating a revision in the legislative process.

Assembly Member Otis was added to the list of bill sponsors.

The bill's status was updated to reflect that it has been ordered to a third reading and amended, moving it closer to final passage.

The bill's procedural status was updated to show it was discharged by the Rules Committee and recommitted for further action.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the document header and page numbers to reflect the new version.

The bill's title and purpose were updated to require provenance data from 'synthetic content creations system providers' instead of just 'generative artificial intelligence providers.'

The term 'Generative artificial intelligence' was replaced with 'Synthetic content creations system' to encompass a wider range of content generation technologies.

The definition of 'Synthetic content' was updated to include 'visual content' alongside audio, and changed the creation method from 'produced or significantly modified' to 'generated or materially modified.'

A new definition for 'Synthetic content creations system' was added, defining it as any class of generative AI capable of creating wholly synthetic content.

The requirement for provenance data was updated to reference 'relevant standards, guidelines or specifications' published after the effective date, rather than relying solely on a specific coalition's technical specification.

A new provision was added stating that provenance data must be cryptographically bound to the underlying file and use signing credentials.

Replaced the section on 'Rulemaking authority' with 'Enforcement by attorney general,' shifting responsibility for oversight and penalties to the state's chief legal officer.

Updated the bill's legislative history to indicate it has been discharged from committee, amended, and recommitted, reflecting procedural progress in the legislative process.