Publishes adult content, in Wyoming

Wyo. Stat. Ann. §§ 14-3-501 to 14-3-504 (2025 Wyo. Sess. Laws ch. 139) · Read the law's page

• Applies to covered internet platforms that create, host or make available material harmful to minors (obscene material or child pornography) as part of their regular business. General internet service providers, search engines and cloud service providers are exempt.
• Perform reasonable age verification of users, using a driver's license, identification card, passport, an age restricted credit or debit card, or another reliable method.
• You need not extend this to minors who are neither Wyoming residents nor present in the state for at least 31 consecutive days.

Wyo. Stat. Ann. §§ 6-4-307, 6-4-308, 6-4-701, 6-1-206; see also §§ 1-1-143, 6-4-303(b)(v)-(vi) (2026 Wyo. Sess. Laws, House Enrolled Act No. 32) · Read the law's page

• Do not distribute, transmit, promote, or threaten to distribute AI-created or digitally altered synthetic sexual material that realistically depicts an identifiable person's intimate parts without that person's knowledge or consent, where the depicted person had a reasonable expectation of privacy and the distribution causes or is intended to cause harm.
• Do not knowingly develop or distribute an artificial intelligence system specifically designed to create, distribute, or promote child pornography or synthetic sexual material, with the intent or knowledge that the system will be used for that purpose; this reaches the tool itself, separately from generating or possessing the resulting content.
• Do not use an artificial intelligence system to generate or create child pornography, and do not possess child pornography known to have been generated by an artificial intelligence system; both are felonies under Wyoming's sexual exploitation of a child statute on the same terms as an authentic photograph.
• Do not knowingly develop or distribute an artificial intelligence system specifically designed, with the intent or knowledge that it will be so used, to promote self-harm.
• Using an artificial intelligence system to commit a criminal offense is not a defense to that offense in Wyoming.
• A developer of an artificial intelligence system is not liable for damages arising from another person's illegal or harmful use of the system, unless the developer built the system with the knowledge or intent that its primary purpose would be illegal or illicit activity.