Man jailed for using AI to create explicit images of children

Summarised from 7 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 18:56 · Archive

Zafer Dogan, 32, was jailed for two years and four months for using AI to create explicit images.

Zafer Dogan, 32, was jailed for two years and four months at Wood Green Crown Court for secretly photographing women and children without consent and using artificial intelligence to create explicit images of them. Despite opposition from the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service, he was repeatedly granted bail to a flat overlooking a playground. Dogan admitted multiple offences involving indecent images of children and extreme pornography. Police and prosecutors had warned of the risk he posed.

How it is being reported

• Met chief criticises court system after paedophile granted bailThe Guardian · 24 Sept, 20:57
• Man who used AI to ‘nudify’ images of children was bailed to flat near playgroundDaily Express · 24 Sept, 18:52
• Man jailed after using AI to make nude images of children released on bail near playgroundGB News · 24 Sept, 18:45
• Man used AI to undress images of children and was bailed to flat near playgroundThe Mirror · 24 Sept, 17:57
• Paedophile who took thousands of images of women and girls and used AI to 'nudify' them is jailed for two years - as police condemn courts for repeatedly releasing him on bail to flat near playgroundDaily Mail · 24 Sept, 17:51
• Paedophile who used AI to make images of children naked was bailed to a flat near playgroundThe Independent · 24 Sept, 17:36
• Paedophile who used AI to undress children was bailed to flat overlooking playgroundSky News · 24 Sept, 11:14

In this story: Zafer Dogan · Wood Green Crown Court · Metropolitan Police · Crown Prosecution Service

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