The bill enacted as R.S. 17:416.14.1 establishes a prohibition against the use of deepfake material in elementary and secondary schools in Louisiana. It specifically prohibits students, faculty members, administrative staff, and other employees from using deepfake content against students enrolled from kindergarten through grade twelve with the intent to coerce, harass, intimidate, or maliciously disseminate or sell such material. The bill defines "deepfake" as any audio or visual media that is created or altered to falsely appear as an authentic record of an individual's speech or conduct, while excluding works of political, public interest, or newsworthy value that provide clear context indicating they are not real events.

Additionally, the bill mandates the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, in collaboration with the state Department of Education, to develop and adopt rules and regulations to implement these provisions effectively. This legislative measure aims to protect students from the potential harms associated with deepfake technology in educational settings.