Police corporal created AI porn from driver's license pics
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Police corporal created AI porn from driver's license pics
"Kamnik allegedly misused Commonwealth computer resources for his own personal sexual gratification, including the creation of AI-generated pornography of numerous female citizens of Pennsylvania."
"The investigation began back in 2024 after police officials noticed that the computer assigned to Kamnik had been using an unusually high amount of Internet bandwidth."
"Investigators found an unlawfully recorded video of a Montgomery County magisterial district judge during a court proceeding which Kamnik also edited for apparent lewd purposes."
Stephen Kamnik, a corporal in the Pennsylvania state police, pleaded guilty to multiple crimes, including creating over 3,000 pornographic deepfakes using AI tools. He misused state resources to generate these images, which included illicitly obtained photos from state databases. The investigation began after unusual internet activity was detected on his computer, leading to the discovery of a large amount of illicit material, including child sexual abuse content and unauthorized recordings of individuals, including a judge.
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