UK Study: 25% Find Nonconsensual Deepfakes Acceptable

One in four people thinks sharing sexual deepfakes is fine

Survey finds ‘troubling’ attitudes among younger men towards AI-manipulated images

New Research Highlights Public Attitudes Towards Non-Consensual Sexual Deepfakes

A new study commissioned by the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser and conducted by Crest Advisory reveals concerning public attitudes towards non-consensual sexual deepfakes - a growing form of technology-enabled abuse.

Police warn of rising threat from sexual deepfakes

A new police-commissioned survey has found that one in four people feel there is nothing wrong with, or feel neutral about, creating and sharing sexual deepfakes, even when the person depicted has not consented.

Police Professional New research reveals concerning public attitudes towards non-consensual, sexual deepfakes New research reveals concerning public attitudes towards non-consensual, sexual deepfakes – Police Professional

One in four unconcerned about non-consensual sexual deepfakes

A survey commissioned by the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser found that 25% of respondents agreed with or were neutral about the acceptability of sexual deepfakes even when the person depicted had not consented.

1 in 4 people are neutral about sharing sexual deepfakes without consent

A new police survey from the is exploring public attitudes to sexual deepfakes in an attempt to combat online abuse against women and girls.