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The use of AI-generated CSAM and its implications for prosecution, including the challenges of obtaining evidence and the potential for expanded reach to computer- or AI-generated images.
State legislatures have moved quickly to criminalize or computer-edited , with dozens of states amending statutes to cover digital, computer-generated, or AI-created visual depictions ; but state cour...
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...
Yes — under current federal and state law, merely can lead to criminal exposure in circumstances where statutes or investigators can show knowing access, receipt, or intent to view, and where system a...
When prosecutions rest chiefly on cloud-stored files or metadata, defenses that have succeeded typically attack provenance, authenticity, chain of custody, and the legality of collection—arguments rei...
Accessing or receiving child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in a private chat or ephemeral message can lead to prosecution: federal statutes criminalize possession and distribution of CSAM (including so...