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Under the new law, the men now face up to two years in prison
In a statement, Joseph Nocella, the U. S. attorney in Brooklyn, said the men had ”used cutting-edge digital technology to create images that degraded and violated” dozens of women.
Shannon, a resident of New Jersey, published at least 240 albums of AI generated pornography featuring female politicians, musicians, and singers, according to the complaint
Prosecutors said Hernandez, of Texas, posted the deepfakes of both celebrities and private ladies, including recent high school grads.
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