‘Dangerous’ AI child sexual abuse reaches record high as public backs clampdown on ‘uncensored’ tools
Analysts observed offenders discuss using hidden cameras to obtain footage of real children to transform into AI videos.
Published: Tue 8 May 2018
The Internet Watch Foundation, the online child sexual abuse charity, will publish Trends in Online Child Sexual Exploitation: Examining the Distribution of Captures of Live-streamed Child Sexual Abuse on 15 May 2018.
New figures will include:
A strictly embargoed press release will be available to media in advance of the launch. To be included on the IWF’s media list, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].
Analysts observed offenders discuss using hidden cameras to obtain footage of real children to transform into AI videos.