The proposed bill aims to establish a new section in the North Dakota Century Code regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in political communications. It mandates that any political content—such as advertisements or communications that use AI to create images, videos, or audio that impersonate humans—must include a clear disclaimer stating, "THIS CONTENT GENERATED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE." This requirement is intended to ensure transparency in political messaging and inform the public when AI technology is employed to create content that may mislead or influence voters.

Additionally, the bill specifies exceptions for content that solely utilizes AI for text generation, grammar correction, or stylistic editing without creating a new human likeness or voice. It also provides a definition of "artificial intelligence," clarifying that it refers to machine-based systems capable of generating various forms of digital content based on human-defined objectives or data patterns, while excluding systems designed only for basic language assistance. This legislation seeks to address the growing concerns surrounding the ethical use of AI in political discourse.