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Federal prosecutors have charged people for creating, distributing, or possessing AI-generated CSAM, and at least one defendant successfully won dismissal of a possession count on First Amendment grou...
There are documented arrests tied to people who used AI tools to create CSAM — notably a 2024 DOJ arrest of a Wisconsin man (Steven Anderegg) accused of generating and distributing AI-produced images ...
The answer depends on which Anderegg is meant: William R. L. Anderegg is the lead author of a widely cited 2010 PNAS paper on climate‑science expertise and consensus, a paper that has drawn methodolog...
A recent Newsbreak headline claiming an "OpenAI user in Central Florida arrested after cybertip reveals child abuse material" fits a broader pattern of law-enforcement cases where social platforms and...
Federal prosecutors have charged at least some creators of AI‑generated child sexual images in recent years: multiple sources document federal indictments and prosecutions after 2023, and several anal...
There are documented arrests tied to the creation, possession and distribution of AI-generated child sexual abuse material (), including a high-profile case against for producing and sharing , but the...
Federal prosecutors and state legislatures have moved aggressively in the past two years to treat AI-generated sexually explicit imagery—especially nonconsensual intimate images and images of minors—a...
Federal and state courts have already confronted AI-generated child sexual abuse material (AIG‑CSAM). Notable actions include the federal prosecutions and arrests publicized by the Department of Justi...
U.S. and international courts have already reached several high-profile decisions addressing AI-created child sexual abuse imagery: U.S. prosecutors have charged and secured sentences in cases involvi...