A charity warns that creating or viewing such images is still illegal, even if the children are not real.
A charity that helps people worried about their own thoughts or behaviour says an increasing number of callers are feeling confused about the ethics of viewing AI child abuse imagery.The charity is warning that creating or viewing such images is still illegal even if the children are not real.The 43-year-old denied that he had any sexual attraction to children.
A teacher asked for the charity's advice because her 37-year-old partner was viewing images that seemed illegal, but neither of them was sure if they were. In some cases, AI abuse images might also be wrongly labelled or advertised as AI-made and the difference in realism is becoming harder to spot.
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