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Laws and regulations regarding AI-generated child sexual abuse material
The legal landscape for creating without distributing them is fragmented: , federal law and many state statutes now criminalize distribution or threats to distribute non-consensual intimate imagery an...
of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) vary widely : most states treat possession as a felony but differ in felony class, prison ranges, fines, and collateral requirements such as . mandatory minimums ...
Between 2023 and 2025 a small but consequential set of prosecutions tied to AI‑generated or AI‑modified child sexual abuse material (CSAM) reached federal and state courts: high‑profile federal matter...
Only a few primary sources in the reporting explicitly identify a state-level rule that bars probation for convictions tied to child sexual abuse material (); the clearest concrete example is ’ senten...
A small but growing set of jurisdictions have moved to spell out that synthetic child sexual images — including those made by AI — fall within criminal law: notably the United Kingdom’s recent Crime a...
The act of using Tor or another dark‑web browser to access hidden sites is widely reported as not illegal in itself in jurisdictions like the United States , but interacting with illegal content on th...