To be the first country to criminalize the AI ​​child exploitation tools in the UK | Children’s rights news

The UK will make a crime to create or distribute artificial Intellegence (AI) tools that create sexual content that target children.

The United Kingdom, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is preparing to become the first country to use the artificial intelligence to create sexual footage of a phenomenon that says a phenomenon of the Homeman Yvette Cooper.

The government announced Saturday that it can be seen or spreading or disseminating an offensive image, forming or disseminating an offensive image.

AI tools said that children’s sexual exploitation images “Neudifuit” or “pasting the faces of other children’s faces” and the government.

The EU will be a crime punished in prison for up to three years in prison for pedophile tutorials, teach people how to use AI to sexually exploit.

The new laws said that the government will be penalized for up to 10 years, launching websites for other pedophiles to share the sexual exploitation or recommendations of children’s jamalty abuse or bridge.

“This is a true worried phenomenon,” said Sky News on Sunday. “Online children’s sexual exploitation material is growing, and at the same time the children and adolescents online. What happened is that this is to put AI into these steroids.”

It also means that the AI ​​tools are “facilitating children for the groom and use them to use the images of children and use them to use them and use them to further exploit them.

“It’s just the worst of crimes,” he said. “Other countries don’t do it yet, but I hope everyone will follow.”

Cooper about $ 500,000 in the UK in the UK, Cooper, about 500,000 children in the UK, “and an online aspect of this is a growing and growing part of this.”

The Internet Clock Fund (IWF) warned about an English non-profit, growing sexual exploitation AI, which is produced in the fight against online abuse.

In 2024, IWF analysts have set 3512 AI child abuse images on a dark website. The number of the most serious categories of the pictures increased by 10 percent in a year, found.