Holds developers and deployers legally responsible when artificial intelligence violates personal privacy.

• Gives people a private right to sue every company responsible for an AI-related privacy violation.

• Authorizes actual damages, statutory damages, injunctions, legal costs, and additional penalties for intentional misconduct.

• Gives the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general independent enforcement authority.

Gives every person enforceable rights over personal information used by artificial intelligence.

• Gives people the right to access, download, correct, and delete personal information.

• Allows individuals to opt out of data sales, profiling, and unrelated automated decision-making.

• Requires simple privacy controls without hidden settings, confusing language, or retaliatory service restrictions.

Sets up meaningful permission before personal information is used to train artificial intelligence.

• Requires express permission before nonpublic or sensitive personal information enters an AI training dataset.

• Clarifies that public accessibility does not eliminate biometric, identity, or existing privacy protections.

• Stops future training and deletes retained training copies when a person withdraws permission.

Protects private AI conversations from sale, profiling, disclosure, and unnecessary retention.

• Prohibits using private conversations for advertising or model training without express permission.

• Gives users clear tools to export, permanently delete, and control the retention of conversations.

• Restricts employee and contractor access to documented security, safety, and customer-support purposes.

Establishes explicit consent before collecting or using faces, voices, fingerprints, or movements.

• Requires written permission identifying each specific biometric use, recipient, and retention period.

• Prohibits selling biometric information or repurposing it for unrelated AI training.

• Requires permanent deletion when consent expires and allows individuals to sue for violations.

Establishes stronger privacy protections for every child interacting with artificial intelligence.

• Extends meaningful AI privacy protections to every minor under 18, not only children under 13.

• Prohibits behavioral advertising, data sales, invasive profiling, and general commercial model training.

• Requires privacy-preserving age assurance and prohibits retaining that information for advertising or tracking.

Gives people control over AI replicas of their exact or implied voice and appearance.

• Requires informed written consent specifying each approved use, duration, audience, and form of compensation.

• Prohibits permanent transfers of identity rights through employment contracts or deceptive consumer agreements.

• Preserves legitimate news, criticism, parody, historical work, and clearly disclosed creative expression.

Strengthens protections against repeatedly distributing nonconsensual intimate artificial intelligence images.

• Creates liability for knowingly producing intimate deepfakes intended to exploit, threaten, or harass another person.

• Extends removal requirements to altered, cropped, re-encoded, and substantially identical versions of reported material.

• Provides victims with legal assistance, recovery costs, evidence preservation, and protection from repeated uploads.