Pensacola Police Chief Calls AI-Porn Ruling a Misstep
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A Pensacola police chief criticized a Seventh Circuit ruling that possession of AI-generated child pornography is legal if kept in the home, saying the decision is wrong and could undermine child safety as authorities weigh how to regulate AI-generated sexual content.
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