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A bill promoting the explicit coverage of AI-generated and synthetic CSAM under federal criminal statutes.
Courts weigh forensic evidence about whether a user merely streamed or actively possessed CSAM by applying a mix of traditional possession doctrines to digital artifacts—especially cached files and ex...
The number of images in a child sexual abuse material (CSAM) case matters to prosecutors, victims and courts—but not in a simple “more images = automatic extra years” formula; sentencing outcomes refl...
Courts demand that AI-assisted CSAM detection meet traditional evidence and Fourth Amendment standards: reliable methodology, known error rates and validation, transparent chain-of-custody and human c...
U.S. and international lawmakers are actively reshaping criminal and civil rules to target people who access CSAM with intent to view and the platforms that enable streaming and distribution, through ...