WA SB5105

Expands Washington's prohibition on fabricated depictions of minors in sexually explicit conduct to include AI-generated images where the depicted minor is not identifiable, as long as the material meets the legal definition of "obscene"

Removes the requirement that prosecutors establish the identity of an alleged victim in child sexual abuse material cases, except when the charge specifically involves a fabricated depiction of an identifiable minor

Adds a new offense for sexual exploitation of a minor when someone knowingly causes a minor to be photographed or recorded in sexually explicit conduct while the minor is unconscious or unaware

Requires persons processing visual material as part of AI-related efforts to prevent or detect fabricated depictions to report suspected child sexual abuse material to law enforcement, with failure to report constituting a gross misdemeanor

Establishes a 10-year statute of limitations for multiple offenses involving depictions of minors in sexually explicit conduct, including dealing, possession, sending/bringing into state, and viewing such materials