NJ A2736

Expands New Jersey's criminal invasion of privacy law to include nonconsensual pornographic deepfake images, making it a third degree crime to create such images without consent (punishable by 3-5 years imprisonment and up to $15,000 fine).

Creates a new fourth degree crime for disclosing nonconsensual pornographic deepfake images, punishable by up to 18 months imprisonment and up to $10,000 fine.

Defines "deepfake" as an image, video, or audio recording created using advanced computer technology that appears to realistically depict speech or conduct a person did not actually engage in.

Amends criminal coercion statute to explicitly include threats to disclose actual or deepfake pornographic images as a form of criminal coercion.

Sponsored by Assemblywoman Andrea Katz (District 8) and pre-filed for introduction in the 2026 legislative session.