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Creating and sharing explicit deepfakes, especially of children, is illegal and causes immense harm. While the story focuses on reporting, the rise in deepfakes prompts ongoing discussions about how laws need to adapt to new AI technologies. It also raises questions about accountability for tech companies.
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