Brisbane man guilty of creating AI deepfake nude images of schoolgirls
An Australian man has been found guilty of using artificial intelligence to create sexually explicit deepfake images of underage girls.
A Brisbane man has been convicted over the creation of AI-generated nude images of schoolgirls. He told police he created the images by using software to digitally remove the girls' clothing. The case highlights growing legal consequences for the misuse of artificial intelligence technology to create non-consensual sexual imagery.
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Brisbane man guilty over AI deepfake nude images of schoolgirls
Antonio Rotondo told officers it was "fun to just press a button and remove their clothes".