US EditionNew Pa. law allows first A.I. child porn charges from attorney general's office
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New Pa. law allows first A.I. child porn charges from attorney general's office
Harrisburg, Pa. — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges were filed against a York County man for possession of artificially-generated child sexual abuse material — the first time his office has filed the charge since it was passed into law…
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First AI Child Sex Material Case Filed By PA Attorney General
by Dan Doyle Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has filed the state’s first charge involving artificially-generated child sexual abuse material under a new law passed in 2024. The announcement marks a landmark use of legislation designed to combat the rise of AI-generated exploitation content. Luke A. Teipel, 22, of Dallastown, York County, has been charged...
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