New Jersey deputy attorney general Fitzgerald charged over AI-generated child abuse images
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New Jersey police have charged deputy attorney general Fitzgerald with possession of child sexual abuse material, dissemination of CSAM photos or film, and criminal use of a communication facility, according to Ars Technica.
The charges concern AI-generated material. Fitzgerald's LinkedIn profile says he had served as a deputy attorney general since 2016, preparing insurance fraud and insurance licensee cases for trial. Ars Technica describes the case as rare, citing earlier arrests of a Pennsylvania police officer and a Korean police officer over AI-generated pornography.
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AINew Jersey police say deputy attorney general Fitzgerald has been charged with possession of CSAM, dissemination of CSAM photos or film, and criminal use of a communication facility. According to his LinkedIn, Fitzgerald had served as deputy attorney general since 2016, preparing insurance fraud and insurance licensee cases for trial. The source describes the case as rare, noting earlier arrests of a Pennsylvania cop and a Korean police officer for AI-generated porn.
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