Surge in AI-Generated Child Abuse Content Sparks Urgent Call for Stronger Regulations
July 22, 2024The Internet Watch Foundation's report highlights a concerning increase in AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online.
Predators are using deepfake technology to create realistic and undetectable content.
The review reveals a surge in the number of CSAM images and videos, including extreme sex acts.
This surge poses significant challenges for law enforcement efforts.
Predators are leveraging existing material to train AI algorithms and produce new deepfakes.
Tracking and prosecuting offenders has become increasingly difficult.
The FBI stresses the importance of reporting exploitation, underscoring the gravity of crimes against children.
The escalating use of deepfakes in CSAM underscores the urgent need for stronger regulations and enforcement to combat this disturbing trend.
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More AI-generated child sex abuse material is being posted onlineDEV Community • Jul 17, 2024
A Shocking Peek into the World of AI Video DeepfakesEvening Standard • Jul 21, 2024
AI-generated child sex abuse images are based on real victims, report finds