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Jaguar34 posted...

From a legal standpoint, I'm curious as to what the tip was.

I feel like he had to be soliciting for material or something.

Otherwise I don't know how you would ever get "caught" for AI generated photos, outside of sharing them. Some AI models can be run entirely offline, so you can generate all the e.g. copyright infringing material you want and at no point would you be leaving a digital trail.

This is the same way that no one would ever catch you printing photos of your students from publicly available sources and then using a scissors/glue to put them on top of swimsuit models in your Sports Illustrated magazine or something weird like that.

There has to be a step in the process where you either use something online, tell someone, etc. (or in this case this is probably just a catch that came from his acquisition of child pornography from other people).