#csam

#csam

Telegram's recent partnership with the Internet Watch Foundation marks a significant pivot toward addressing child sexual abuse material.

The LAION-5B dataset has been re-released as Re-LAION-5B, now cleaned of links to child sexual abuse materials (CSAM).

Adalytics' recent report reveals that major ad tech companies are serving ads on websites with child sexual abuse material (CSAM), raising serious concerns among lawmakers.

U.S. Senators seek accountability from digital ad platforms for hosting child sexual abuse material, highlighting critical oversight failures.

California law bans possession or distribution of AI-generated child sex abuse material (CSAM), reflecting concerns over its inherent dangers to children.

Predators on the dark web are increasingly using AI to create sexually explicit images of children, particularly fixating on 'star victims.'

Federal efforts to prosecute AI-generated child exploitation cases face legal challenges that may slow progress against emerging risks.

US Senators called out Amazon and Google for enabling ads on CSAM sites, questioning their technology's effectiveness.

The verification system on X has proven ineffective in preventing the promotion of child sexual abuse material.

Apple is being sued for failing to implement iCloud scanning for child sexual abuse material, leading to harm for victims.

Snap argues New Mexico's AG manipulated evidence to portray its app negatively.

The company emphasizes its compliance with CSAM reporting laws.

State officials highlight serious concerns about children's safety in their allegations.

CSAM generated by AI is illegal and punishable under the law.

Generative AI is increasingly being used to create sexually explicit images of children, highlighting an emerging crisis in safety.

Robert Shouse was sentenced to 30 years in prison for running a dark web forum for child sexual abuse material and personally abusing children.

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is increasingly being hidden using advanced tech by some offenders, raising concerns about evolving exploitation methods.

Apple is being sued for not implementing a system to detect child sexual abuse material in iCloud, allegedly impacting victims' trauma.

Apple faces lawsuits from survivors of sexual abuse due to its failure to effectively address child sexual abuse material on its platforms.