This bill proposes to amend current statutes by adding a new article, Article 6.2, to Title 23, Chapter 2 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, which focuses on content creation and the rights of minors featured in video content. The bill defines key terms such as "content creator," "minor," and "online hosting platform," and establishes guidelines for compensating minors who appear in video content. Specifically, it mandates that if a minor is featured in a content creator's video, the creator must maintain records and compensate the minor based on specific criteria, including the percentage of time the minor appears in the content and the total earnings generated from that content.

Additionally, the bill outlines the process for minors to request the removal of their identifiable information from video content once they reach adulthood, as well as the responsibilities of online hosting platforms in facilitating these requests. It also introduces provisions to prevent the exploitation of minors in video content, requiring online platforms to implement risk-based strategies to mitigate potential harms. Overall, the bill aims to enhance protections for minors involved in content creation while establishing clear legal obligations for content creators and online platforms.