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The rise of artificial intelligence is enabling abusers to create sexual images and videos of children and share them online - a deeply disturbing trend that’s quickly growing. The Internet Watch Foundation found more web pages containing AI-generated child sex abuse imagery in the last six months than the...

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Why doesn’t MSM report on why these monsters are getting away with these vile crimes without punishment on a daily basis?? There needs to be a very hard push to have the justice system investigated. Huw Edwards should have been jailed for 5 years not allowed to walk free.

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AI is absolutely scary and needs regulations.

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There should be AI programs made to catch AI programs that are doing this.

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Maybe it can replace the Scum Media

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🚨Repost PRC: Sadly, a "bedroom culture" is emerging, with many children accessing the internet from the privacy of their bedrooms, thereby making their access more personal and less supervised. In the UK a “shocking” number of under 10s are being manipulated into performing s*xual acts online, as authorities discover more ch*ld s*xual ab*se imagery online than ever before. Of the sites containing “self-generated” imagery, more than one in five (21%, or 54,250 webpages) contain the most severe abuse (known as Category A). This can include penetration, bestiality, and s*xual torture. Younger children are also at more risk of grooming and abuse, with data showing a dramatic rise in the number of images or videos featuring under 10s where they have been coerced into performing s*xually via a webcam or handheld device. * Almost 34,000 online grooming crimes against children were recorded by UK police since we first called for social media regulation. * 1 in 4 online grooming crimes in the last 5 years were against primary school children. * 73% of crimes involved Snapchat and Meta. Preventing grooming is neither complicated nor difficult. We recommend two fundamental rules that can help eliminate grooming and create a safer online environment for your children. 1. Never chat to someone you don’t know, 2. Never accept a friend request from someone you don’t know. The prevalence of online grooming and the increasing number of predators on the internet are significant concerns. We see it ourselves online as we hunt predators. It is imperative to consistently educate both yourself and your children on these matters in order to enhance their safety. The online team at PRC remains active 24/7 to identify individuals seeking to exploit children before they can harm innocent victims. Our primary online objective is to safeguard children from grooming and online predators. In laymen’s terms - We Hunt Those Who Hunt Children. #projectrescuechildren
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🚨Repost PRC: Sadly, a "bedroom culture" is emerging, with many children accessing the internet from the privacy of their bedrooms, thereby making their access more personal and less supervised. In the UK a “shocking” number of under 10s are being manipulated into performing s*xual acts online, as authorities discover more ch*ld s*xual ab*se imagery online than ever before. Of the sites containing “self-generated” imagery, more than one in five (21%, or 54,250 webpages) contain the most severe abuse (known as Category A). This can include penetration, bestiality, and s*xual torture. Younger children are also at more risk of grooming and abuse, with data showing a dramatic rise in the number of images or videos featuring under 10s where they have been coerced into performing s*xually via a webcam or handheld device. * Almost 34,000 online grooming crimes against children were recorded by UK police since we first called for social media regulation. * 1 in 4 online grooming crimes in the last 5 years were against primary school children. * 73% of crimes involved Snapchat and Meta. Preventing grooming is neither complicated nor difficult. We recommend two fundamental rules that can help eliminate grooming and create a safer online environment for your children. 1. Never chat to someone you don’t know, 2. Never accept a friend request from someone you don’t know. The prevalence of online grooming and the increasing number of predators on the internet are significant concerns. We see it ourselves online as we hunt predators. It is imperative to consistently educate both yourself and your children on these matters in order to enhance their safety. The online team at PRC remains active 24/7 to identify individuals seeking to exploit children before they can harm innocent victims. Our primary online objective is to safeguard children from grooming and online predators. In laymen’s terms - We Hunt Those Who Hunt Children. #projectrescuechildren

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