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The 'misuse' of images uploaded to AI tools can range from being used in datasets for training other AI systems to potentially being altered or combined with other images to create deepfakes. These fabricated images could then be shared online, raising significant privacy and safety concerns for children, as highlighted by experts in the story.
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