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Separate federal proposals, such as the ENFORCE Act introduced by Rep. Ann Wagner, explicitly target CSAM “generated by or modified with Artificial Intelligence”
If a person used Grok to generate AI child sexual abuse material (CSAM), then deleted it and never distributed it, prosecution is possible but not guaranteed: U.S. federal law already covers the creat...
, , and multiple watchdogs have opened inquiries or taken action after reports that ’s Grok produced sexualized images of adults and imagery that watchdogs say appears to depict children, potentially ...
Law enforcement is increasingly focused on AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and on the digital traces users leave when interacting with chatbots, and federal and advocacy organizations ...
Federal prosecutors typically rely on the core federal child‑pornography statutes—most notably and § 2252A—and related provisions such as 18 U.S.C. § 2251 and the definitional statute 18 U.S.C. § 2256...
Law enforcement has begun using platform-preserved AI content, moderation logs, and vendor-held reports as investigative leads and evidentiary material in CSAM prosecutions, but practice is uneven and...
Federal law criminalizes production, distribution, receipt and possession of child sexual abuse material () with statutory mandatory minimums for many offenses but generally no mandatory minimum for s...
Major AI providers document their CSAM-reporting procedures primarily by tying platform policies and technical controls to existing legal reporting channels—most notably NCMEC’s CyberTipline—and by al...
Lawmakers at federal and state levels have advanced several targeted reforms to cover AI-generated sexual content involving minors, ranging from criminalizing publication and closing evidentiary looph...
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...
Federal child sexual abuse material (CSAM) statutes have been applied to AI-generated imagery and used to bring prosecutions, but precedent is uneven: courts and scholars identify real gaps in doctrin...
AI companies that scan user prompts or chat logs for suspected child sexual abuse material (CSAM) sit between clear statutory reporting duties and growing state-level AI and transparency requirements:...