Children create deepfakes of classmates as laws lag behind

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Children are increasingly creating and sharing deepfake pornography of classmates, with current laws struggling to address this growing issue. Advances in AI technology have made deepfake creation easier, leading to widespread use among minors for bullying and pranks. Existing laws often fail to cover AI-generated content or specifically address juvenile offenders. Experts advocate for a combination of education, tiered penalties, and holding technology platforms accountable to combat this problem effectively.


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