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We've brought you stories about how artificial intelligence is changing our lives and our economy.
From how it could reshape work to how it could supercharge demands for energy.
Well, today we bring you a series about the human cost of unregulated AI and how lawmakers and law enforcement are struggling to keep up.
Bloomberg reporters Margy Murphy and Olivia Carville have spent the last year digging into the stories of dozens of young women and teens in a New York suburb who found AI manipulated photos of themselves on a porn website.
They had never consented to the creation of these images.
When they're told there isn't much the police or anyone else can do, they decide to fight back and join a global battle against deepfakes.
Here's the first episode of Markie and Olivia's six part series.
This series explores sexualised imagery involving minors and violence.
Please take care when listening.
Can we start from the beginning?
How did this all start for you?
So I can like go back into it.
I remember somehow all these pictures from my Instagram, my VSCO were all on this website.
There was one picture of me in a bathing suit.