A new wave of digital danger is hitting kids as AI apps turn regular photos into explicit content with just a few taps—posing serious risks to teens. Half of U.S. teens have seen AI-generated porn, and one in four saw themselves or someone they know in it. One in five teens admit creating such content, and a quarter have shared it or know someone who has. Apps with no age limits are flooding app stores, prompting Apple and Google to remove offenders—but the damage is already done. Law enforcement is stepping up, training officers to spot these threats, especially since predators are often classmates. Parents must be the first line of defense, fostering open communication, while schools update policies to handle incidents—and sometimes involve law enforcement—with consequences ranging from fines to jail time.
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