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Lancaster Country Day AI incident moves lawmakers to push changes in mandatory reporting law
Lawmakers seek to close legal gaps after two students shared hundreds of AI-generated explicit images, proposing mandatory reporting regardless of perpetrator age, officials said.
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AI porn incident at central Pa. school leads to proposed changes in reporting law
By Ashley Stalnecker, LNP, Lancaster, Pa. (TNS)Three Lancaster County lawmakers are working on legislation that would require school administrators to report the discovery of any artificially generated sexually explicit images depicting minors, regardless of whether the perpetrator is a minor.
·Harrisburg, United States
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Lancaster Country Day AI incident moves lawmakers to push changes in mandatory reporting law
Three Lancaster County lawmakers are working on legislation that would require school administrators to report the discovery of any artificially generated sexually explicit images depicting minors, regardless of whether the perpetrator is a minor.
·Lancaster, United States
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