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Child Sexual Abuse Material Prevention Act, computer-generated and artificial-intelligence depictions
Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 28-1801 to 28-1806
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An AI prohibited practices rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What this law does
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A 2025 amendment (LB 383) revised the Act's definitions so that child sexual abuse material includes an obscene visual depiction of a computer-generated person who is, or would appear to a reasonable person to be, a child, whether or not any real child was used to produce the image. The Act defines computer-generated to include an image created, adapted, or modified using artificial intelligence.
Knowing possession or receipt of such material by a person nineteen or older is a Class IIA felony, by a person under nineteen a Class I misdemeanor rising to a Class IV felony on a second or later conviction, and a Class IC felony for anyone with a prior covered-offense conviction.
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Criminal exposure note
Knowing possession or receipt of child sexual abuse material, which after the 2025 amendment includes an obscene depiction of a computer-generated or artificial-intelligence-generated person appearing to be a child, is a Class IIA felony (maximum twenty years imprisonment, no fine) for a person nineteen or older; a Class I misdemeanor (maximum one year imprisonment or a one-thousand-dollar fine, or both) for a person under nineteen, rising to a Class IV felony (maximum two years imprisonment plus twelve months post-release supervision, or a ten-thousand-dollar fine, or both) on a second or subsequent conviction; and a Class IC felony (maximum fifty years imprisonment, five-year mandatory minimum) for any offender with a prior conviction of a covered offense.
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Nebraska Revised Statutes, official Nebraska Legislature text