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The legal treatment of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, including its production, possession, and distribution.
There is clear, widespread reporting that AI is being used to create and proliferate child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and that law enforcement is struggling to adapt, but the sources provided do not...
There is no direct, sourced description in the available reporting of specific "legal standards" that the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) applies to evaluate so-called AI-gene...
Textual-only sexual content depicting minors sits in a legal gray area in Ohio because state statutes and court precedent have historically focused on visual child sexual abuse material, not pure text...
carries real legal and civil risk even if images are never shared: and state lawmakers have moved to treat some AI-created explicit content as actionable (criminally and civilly), platforms ban genera...
Law enforcement and child‑protection agencies are reworking investigative workflows to triage, identify, and prosecute cases involving AI‑generated child sexual abuse material () by updating tipline p...