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The United Kingdom will become the first country to introduce laws criminalizing AI tools designed for the creation or distribution of sexualized images of children. Interior Minister Yvette Cooper announced that those found guilty of possessing, creating, or distributing such AI tools could face up to five years in prison. Moreover, possessing AI "paedophile manuals," which provide guidance on utilizing AI for child exploitation, will carry a penalty of up to three years.
Cooper highlighted the concerning rise in online child sexual abuse material, stating that AI technology exacerbates the issue by facilitating the grooming and manipulation of children. A recent inquiry identified approximately 500,000 children in the UK as victims of various forms of abuse each year, with an increasing portion of these cases occurring online.
The proposed laws, part of the Crime and Policing Bill, will also target individuals running websites that disseminate child sexual abuse content. Cooper expressed hope that other nations would adopt similar measures to combat this growing challenge, which was corroborated by statistics from the Internet Watch Foundation revealing a rise in AI-generated child abuse images.