Is Wisconsin's Law Against AI Child Porn Still Intact After Ruling?
The ruling leaves creation and distribution charges in place and asks the Supreme Court to clarify how the First Amendment applies to virtual child sexual abuse material.
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How AI child sexual abuse material is colliding with free speech protections
A surprising ruling on AI CSAM doesn't mean what you think. Dr. Mary Anne Franks gets why people may be upset by a recent court ruling on possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material.The decision, issued in late August by a federal appeals court panel, found that the First Amendment protects the possession of child sexual abuse material, or …
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Is Wisconsin's law against AI child porn still intact after ruling?
A federal appeals court panel ruled Aug. 25 that the First Amendment protects a Wisconsin man who prosecutors say used generative artificial intelligence software to create images of children engaging
Ruling on possession of AI child sexual abuse materials raises ethical questions
MADISON, Wis. -- A federal appeals court upheld a Wisconsin judge's ruling dismissing a charge of possessing child sexual abuse materials against a Holmen man who allegedly created the materials with the generative AI platform Stable Diffusion.
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