South Carolina 2023 H 4754 (Sec 4)

Proposed 2024-01-09 | Enacted 2024-05-21 | Official source

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Holds licensees accountable for work produced using AI or machine learning, treating violations by these programs as direct violations by the licensee.

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SECTION 4. Article 7, Chapter 57, Title 40 of the S.C. Code is amended by adding: Section 40-57-820. A licensee under this chapter is responsible for any and all work product produced by him or with the assistance of artificial intelligence, machine learning, or similar programs. A violation of this chapter that is committed through the use of these programs will be treated as if the violation was committed directly by the licensee.