Many things have become easier due to AI. Hours of work are now completed in minutes, but it also has some disadvantages, which sometimes become difficult to overcome. To deal with this, the British government has made a new law. Britain has become the first country to consider making 'objectionable' pictures of children through AI as a crime. The government has recently ordered to effective implementation of this law.

Cannot make 'objectionable' pictures
The government clearly said that there should be some limits to the use of AI. Its misuse can create problems for common people. A new law has been made to stop this. If someone creates 'objectionable' pictures of small children or child abuse content with the help of AI, then he can be sentenced to up to 5 years. In the new law, using software that creates erotic pictures of children has also been considered a crime.

Keeping a pedophile manual is also a crime.

It will also be illegal to keep an AI 'pedophile manual' in Britain, which teaches people to use AI to sexually abuse children. This can lead to a prison sentence of up to three years.

According to media reports, government minister Yvette Cooper said on Sunday that this is a really disturbing incident. Online child sexual abuse content is increasing, along with the process of grooming teenagers online, which is disturbing.

Banning AI models is also included.

He said that AI software makes it easier for criminals to create child abuse images of children. This means that such people are manipulating the images of children and then with its help young people are attracted to do such work. He said this is the most disgusting crime.

The minister said that the new law will include banning AI models being used for child abuse. Cooper also said, "Other countries are not doing this yet, but I hope everyone else will do it".

AI is being misused

The government said, AI software is being used to create images resembling child sexual abuse by editing real-life photographs of children nude. Cooper said on Sunday that a recent investigation found that around 500,000 children across the UK are victims of child abuse, with some form of such cases coming to light every year. The online aspect of this is a growing part of it.

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