New Zealand is introducing a law to criminalise sexualised deepfakes, but experts argue that technological regulation and proactive legal frameworks are needed to effectively combat the growing threat of AI-generated non-consensual sexual content.
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rising threat of synthetic abuse material
AI-generated imagery part of boom in online child exploitationtechnology enables widespread non-consensual exploitation
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