The proposed bill establishes regulations regarding the distribution of misleading synthetic media in Wyoming. It defines "synthetic media" as any video or voice recording that is partially or fully generated by algorithms and appears to depict actual events. The bill makes it unlawful for individuals to knowingly distribute synthetic media that purports to be of or by a natural person without their consent, without an obvious notice identifying the media as synthetic, and with the intent to mislead others.

The bill also provides for civil liability, allowing individuals who are subjects of or misled by such media to take legal action against the distributors. Remedies available to plaintiffs include equitable relief, damages, costs and fees, and exemplary damages of at least $1,000. Additionally, the attorney general and district attorneys are empowered to enforce these provisions and seek injunctive relief on behalf of the state. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2024.