The proliferation of internet-enabled devices and an easing of access is partly to blame for an explosion in the amount of child sex abuse imagery online. With the increase in content, the Clark ...

Artificial intelligence has opened a new frontier for child exploitation — and Ohio lawmakers are scrambling to catch up.

Experts have warned of a “rapid, frightening advancement” in the ability to artificially generate child sexual abuse imagery (CSAM), as new data showed reports have surged by more than 150 per cent in ...

The bedding sought by the search warrant, as seen in the videos and images, included a blue blanket with pink flowers — possibly roses — and a white pillowcase with a blue floral print. The girl had ...

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is the editor of the Platformer newsletter and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast. Content warning: This post discusses an investigation into the proliferation of child sexual abuse imagery online.

Apple intends to install software on American iPhones to scan for child abuse imagery, according to people briefed on its plans, raising alarm among security researchers who warn that it could open ...

A 61-year-old Camas man who worked as a paraeducator at Evergreen Public Schools stands accused of possessing child sexual abuse imagery. Richard L. Blakesley appeared Friday in Clark County Superior ...

When Apple announced changes it plans to make to iOS devices in an effort to help curb child abuse by finding child sexual abuse material (CSAM), parts of its plan generated backlash. First, it’s ...

Child sexual abuse photos and videos are among the most toxic materials online. It is against the law to view the imagery, and anybody who comes across it must report it to the federal authorities. So ...