Crime & Safety
'Inappropriate' AI Depiction Of Main Line Students Leads To Charges: Police
Authorities in December said they were investigating an "inappropriate" artificial intelligence depiction of local high school students.
RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA — About a month after an investigation into an alleged "inappropriate" depiction of Radnor High School students made using artificial intelligence, a juvenile has been charged.
Radnor Police on Friday provided an update on their investigation, which was launched in early December. Back then, authorities alerted the public to a purported AI generated video that depicted students "in an inappropriate manner."
Police Friday confirmed the video showed "non-consensual sexualized imagery of multiple juveniles" in Radnor.
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After working with the Delaware County District Attorney's Office and the county Internet Crimes Against Children Detective Division, Radnor Police said a juvenile has been charged with harassment in connection with the video.
Details on the person charged were not shared.
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"Please be alerted to the dangers of AI and that criminal use of it will be investigated and charged appropriately," police said.
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