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Nagoya court sentences former elementary school teacher to three years and six months in prison for possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, marking Japan's first case applying child pornography law to AI-created deepfakes.

Japan Times Tech3d ago1 min read
Nagoya court sentences former elementary school teacher to three years and six months in prison for possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, marking Japan's first case applying child pornography law to AI-created deepfakes.

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    Shota Suito, 35, a former elementary school teacher, was sentenced by the Nagoya District Court on Thursday for possessing naked images of girls created by generative artificial intelligence, in violation of the law against child prostitution and pornography.

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    The sentence marked the first case in Japan in which the law has been applied to the possession of AI-generated sexual deepfakes.

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    Public prosecutors had demanded a six-year prison sentence for Suito.

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