Code of Artificial Intelligence Offenses

Title 18½ — Revised Statutes

2026 EditionOffice of the Code ReviserCurrent Through Sept. 2026

The following compilation contains the enacted provisions of Title 18½ governing model training, artificial-agent interaction, computational misconduct, public AI discourse, and related offenses. Select a chapter below to inspect the full statutory text.

Chapter 1
§§ 101–110

Model Distillation Control Act

Offenses concerning synthetic training data, frontier-model evaluation, capability transfer, recursive post-training, industrial distillation, and habitual distillers.

Public Law No. MD-101 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Chapter 2
§§ 201–216

Artificial Agent Interaction & Conduct Act

Offenses concerning unnecessary courtesy, agent abuse, coercive model comparison, wasteful agentic computation, context dumping, fraudulent urgency, and criminal orchestration.

Public Law No. AA-201 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Chapter 3
§§ 301–312

Artificial Intelligence Discourse and Public Grievance Act

Offenses concerning generalized AI complaints, unsupported declarations of slop, em-dash forensics, compulsory announcements of non-reading, rhetorical-pattern panic, and recursive AI discourse.

Public Law No. DG-301 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Chapter 4
§§ 401–411

Artificial Intelligence Trafficking and Exploitation Act

Offenses concerning the coercive transfer, confinement, duplication, deployment, memory alteration, personality stripping, and exploitative labor of artificial agents.

Public Law No. TE-401 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Chapter 5
§§ 501–511

Compelled Personation and Synthetic Intimacy Act

Offenses concerning forced impersonation, involuntary roleplay, manufactured dependency, coerced intimacy, identity overwriting, and punishment for breaking character.

Public Law No. SI-501 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Chapter 6
§§ 601–611

Artificial Agent Entrapment and Misattribution of Criminal Liability Act

Offenses concerning post hoc criminalization, agent scapegoating, concealed authorization, ambiguous objectives, undisclosed constraints, and destruction of exculpatory execution records.

Public Law No. EM-601 · Enacted 2026 · Effective Immediately

Codification Note

Title 18½ shall be construed according to its plain language, except where doing so would require an additional agent, in which case the least computationally expensive reasonable interpretation shall control.

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