The article discusses the increasing threat of child sexual abuse material exacerbated by artificial intelligence. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper expressed concern over AI's role in creating sexualized images of real children. To combat this disturbing trend, new laws are proposed that would criminalize the ownership of AI-generated abuse material, with offenders facing significant prison sentences. The push for these measures reflects a growing acknowledgment of the dangers posed by such technology and aims to give law enforcement additional tools to protect children from online harm.
This is a real, disturbing phenomenon that we've got where we've known for some time the online child sexual abuse material is growing, but also the grooming of children, teenagers online.
The new ban on AI tools which can create child sexual abuse material includes sexualised pictures of real children and would give law enforcers the power to keep more children safe.
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