The proposed bill establishes regulations regarding the dissemination of misleading synthetic media in Wyoming. It defines "synthetic media" as any manipulated or generated image, audio, or video that creates a false representation of a natural person's appearance, speech, or conduct. The bill makes it unlawful to disseminate such media without clear notice identifying it as synthetic, particularly when the intent is to mislead others about the represented individual. It also allows individuals depicted or misled by such media to pursue civil actions for damages and provides for various remedies, including equitable relief and exemplary damages.

Additionally, the bill outlines enforcement mechanisms, allowing the attorney general and district attorneys to take action against violations. It specifies exemptions for certain broadcasting entities and internet service providers under specific conditions, ensuring that legitimate news coverage and unmoderated content dissemination are not penalized. The bill also clarifies that satire or parody protected under the First Amendment is not subject to these regulations. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.