UK SEES SURGE IN FAKE EXPLICIT IMAGES OF MINORS
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The UK's Report Remove service received 420 reports from under-18s of digitally manipulated explicit images in the first half of 2024, exceeding the full year 2023 total of 397. The surge reflects growing concerns about AI-generated 'nudified' content.
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