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Explore the critical issue of AI-generated child sexual abuse material (AI CSAM) in this Stanford HAI seminar examining the harmful impact of "nudify," "undress," and face-swapping applications. Learn about the distinct harms posed by AI CSAM, including reputational damage and emotional distress when images are created from photos of fully clothed children, and understand how the accessibility of these AI-powered tools has enabled unskilled users to produce such material. Examine real-world incidents in schools where male students have targeted female peers using these technologies, and analyze how various stakeholders including educators, platforms, law enforcement, state legislators, and AI CSAM victims are thinking about and responding to this emerging threat. Gain insights into proactive prevention and response strategies that schools can implement to address AI CSAM incidents, drawing from comprehensive research on this pressing intersection of artificial intelligence technology and child safety.
