PA HB2252

Removes the requirement to prove "intent to harass, annoy or alarm" for prosecution of non-consensual intimate image dissemination, making the act itself sufficient for criminal charges

Expands coverage to include AI-generated deepfakes and digitally manipulated intimate images, with updated definitions for "artificially generated intimate image" and "generative artificial intelligence"

Establishes graduated penalties: second-degree misdemeanor for adult victims, first-degree misdemeanor when victim is a minor or when dissemination involves intent to harm, harass, profit, or sexually gratify

Creates a 5-year statute of limitations from commission of the offense, or 3 years from when the victim discovers or reasonably should have discovered the offense, whichever is later

Clarifies that multiple images of the same victim disseminated as part of a common act constitute a single offense, and consent of the depicted person remains an affirmative defense