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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the Artificial Intelligence Deceptive Advertising Act on Thursday. According to The Verge AI, the law requires any advertisement significantly modified or generated by AI—whether image, video, audio, or text—to be labeled in the same format as the advertisement, regardless of where the advertisement was produced. The report states that the law provides exemptions for "parody, satire, commentary, or criticism" and "obviously fictional" content, but key phrases such as "significantly modified," "obviously fictional," and "creating a false consumer perception" are not clearly defined. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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Pennsylvania signs AI deceptive advertising law requiring labels on AI-generated ads
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the AI Deceptive Advertising Law on Thursday, requiring that any advertisement significantly modified or generated by AI—whether image, video, audio, or text—carry a label in the same format as the ad, regardless of where the ad was produced. The law provides exemptions for "parody, satire, commentary, or criticism" and "obviously fictional" content, but key terms such as "significant modification," "obviously fictional," and "creating a false consumer impression" are not clearly defined.