Fitzgerald’s is a rare case where an official employed by the state’s top law enforcement and legal office has been accused of making and distributing AI CSAM, although some cops have been arrested for the crime. Earlier this year, a Pennsylvania cop was arrested for making AI porn from photos on driver’s licenses, and more recently in Korea, a police officer was arrested for making AI porn, including CSAM, The Korea Times reported.

In New Jersey, the deputy attorney general has been charged with possession of CSAM, dissemination of photos or film of CSAM, and “criminal use of a communication facility,” detectives said.

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    The companies that provide the bots should also be punished somehow. It’s clear they either don’t have any safeguards in place or the ones they have are insufficient.

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      Right, so punish every company that make a product.
      After all a company who make knives do not put any safeguards in place to avoid one of their knife if used to kill someone.
      Or a telcom do not put any safeguards in place to avoid someone use a phone line to harass someonelse.
      Or a car company since they do not put any safeguard in place to avoid that one of their car is used for a robbery.

      Or [any company] since they do not put any safeguard in place to avoid that one of their product is used to [commit a crime]

      Sounds better ?

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      100%

      Right now the only real accountability for these companies is when they get sued or put on blast enough on social media. I think that will eventually change, but it won’t happen due to the legal system in the US. It’ll happen because some random country put their foot down internationally.