MO HB2035

Prohibits using AI to replicate or alter someone's image or voice to create explicit sexual material without their express written consent, with victims entitled to sue for actual damages plus attorney's fees and costs

Expands the definition of "child pornography" to include AI-generated visual depictions that are indistinguishable from real minors, morphed from real minors' images, or depict identifiable minors in sexually explicit conduct

Adds "artificially generated visual depiction" to the statutory definition of "material" under Missouri's obscenity laws, bringing AI-generated content under existing criminal provisions

Updates the offense of providing explicit sexual material to students (Class A misdemeanor) to include artificially generated visual depictions alongside traditional photographs, films, and videos

Exempts works of art, materials of anthropological significance, and educational materials used in science courses (biology, anatomy, physiology, sexual education) from the explicit sexual material definitions