内容摘要：Along with Ms Grant this year's judging panel included art historian James Holloway.

Along with Ms Grant this year's judging panel included art historian James Holloway.

The content has become so realistic and also the speed at which this technology is developing is really alarming.and are continuing to invest in technology to assist us with CSA (child sexual abuse) investigations to safeguard children.

IWFDan Sexton said he was concerned chasing AI-generated children could put real victims at riskMr Sexton said the IWF looked for trends about where the content was being generated and distributed.means it's never been more important to have AI tools.The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF).

said there was now a risk that law enforcement and other agencies could be trying to rescue children that don't exist or not trying to rescue children because they think they're AI.Natalia illustrated her AI concerns with the story of a victim of child abuse whose images had been circulating since 2011.

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The drawing was originally included in an exhibition at the Embankment Gallery in London.and a testament to two men who were.

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