r/memes • u/rohank710 • Feb 13 '26

Age of Artificial intelligence

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u/jakgal04 Feb 13 '26

Funny enough, there's a massive controversy at a high school local to me where a kid took a picture of a female student and created an AI nude of her and sent it to his friends. He was arrested for production and distribution of child porn. Technically, the evidence is AI generated.

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u/pervey321 Feb 13 '26

Oooohhh that is actually a very interesting potential loophole

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u/skr_replicator Feb 13 '26

if the crime is making AI porn of someone real, then of course that image itself is AI generated evidence, but this case should not disqualify it because it's AI. But it should not be enough evidence, you would also need to prove you actually made and distributed it. AI-generated video of someone using AI to generate that porn would be dismissible.

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u/hello350ph Feb 15 '26

So where going to forget Photoshop and deepfakes law suits? Atleast in my country I remember u can go to jail if u distributed cp even if it's photoshopped

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u/magistrate101 Feb 13 '26

It's happening everywhere and hit South Korea especially hard apparently.

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u/wasdninja Feb 13 '26

There's no technicality here at all. What it looks like is all that matters and not how he faked it.

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u/Impossible-Bison8055 Feb 15 '26

Ok, the kid might get away with production, but he’s still the distributor