Cape Talk, Monday night

About, you know, or 2024, sorry, you had about 13 images that were AI created and used for category A, like this is the most extreme classification of child sexual abuse. So it's really the most horrific stuff. 13, right, that were AI generated. One year later, that number jumped up to 3,500. So the perpetrators are using AI to generate really horrific content based off.

Real images that they might scrape, you know, for example, of a school's website, of your kids' Instagram accounts. And those are things, you know, once these images or these videos exist, they could then be used to extort or blackmail the victims to say, well, you know, unless you pay up, we will share this. Or even just if you see yourself in something like that, that's just horrifically traumatizing by itself, right? So we just need to

Be aware that if you share your images publicly, that these images now is no longer just a privacy issue or privacy problem, it's actually a perpetrator issue where they could reuse that content to generate AI empowered horrific content. Yeah, let's look at the modus. And we did look at the case of the 22-year-old Vooyan.