Britain AI child abuse tools to become the first country to criminalize. Child rights news
The UK will make it a crime to create, or distribute artificial intellectuals (AI) devices that generate children target sexual content.
The United Kingdom is ready to become the first country to present laws against artificial intelligence to generate sex images of children, in an attempt to curb an incident, who said that Home Secretary Yate It was growing.
The government on Saturday announced that it would make AI illegal to create, create or distribute, which generates derogatory images, causing the crime to punish the jail for up to five years.
The government said that the AI tool is being used to generate child sexual abuse images by “naked” or “stitching the face of other children on existing images”.
This AI will also be a crime from a jail sentence of up to three years to be an officer of “Podophile Manual” that teaches people how to use AI to sexually abuse children.
The government said that new laws “also criminalize predators, who run websites designed for other pedophiles, which advise the child about sexual abuse materials or advice to how to grab children” , Jail sentence up to 10 years, the government said.
“This is a real disturbing incident,” Cooper told Sky News on Sunday. “Online hair sexual abuse material is growing, but is also making children and adolescents online. And now what is happening that AI is putting it on steroids. ,
He said that AI tools were making it easy for criminals to “ease children, and this also means that they are manipulating children’s images and then blackmail to attract them and further misuse to the youth Are used to “.
“This is just the best of crimes,” he said. “Other countries are not doing so yet, but I hope everyone else will follow.”
Cooper told the BBC on Sunday that a recent investigation found that about 500,000 children across the UK were suffering from child abuse every year, “and its online aspect is its growing and increasing part”.
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), a British non-profit, focused on combating online misuse, has warned of increasing sexual abuse of children AI images.
In the 30-day period in 2024, IWF analysts identified 3,512 AI child abuse images on the same dark web site. The number of the most severe category of images also increased by 10 percent in a year, it was found.
