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The creation and dissemination of AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery, and the challenges it poses for platforms and regulators.
Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) is the industry-preferred term for media that depicts the sexual abuse or exploitation of minors, replacing the older legal label “child pornography” because it bett...
Detection of CSAM downloading on platforms relies predominantly on automated matching and content analysis: companies use hashing systems to flag known files and machine-learning tools to surface nove...
Platforms’ responses to have ranged from ad hoc to hurried creation of notice-and-removal systems under legal pressure, but enforcement remains uneven and contested; new U.S. law — the — now forces co...
First-time viewers of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) can face a spectrum of prosecutorial responses that ranges from aggressive charging and plea bargaining to proposals for non-carceral diversion...
A file host can still show CSAM after a report for several mundane and structural reasons: notification and verification delays, jurisdictional or hosting-chain complexities, technical limits in detec...