New law criminalizes disclosure of AI-generated sexual images, videos
Cascadia Daily NewsProfessor Erin Carr spoke to Cascadia Daily News about the proliferation of nonconsensual sexual images and videos made by AI.
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Professor Erin Carr spoke to Cascadia Daily News about the proliferation of nonconsensual sexual images and videos made by AI.
The Seattle Times highlighted the work of Global Rights Advocacy and Seattle U Law International Human Rights Clinic.
Professor Elizabeth Ford, director of the Workers' Rights Clinic, was a guest on Power at Work's "Power Half-Hour" podcast.