@griffith.suazo.la: AI is changing photography faster than the law can keep up. A recent federal appeals court decision involving AI-generated images raises some BIG questions for family photographers especially when it comes to photographing and sharing images of children. This case was not about normal family photography, and it does NOT mean photographers can’t share photos of children. But it does highlight something photographers need to be thinking about: what happens to children’s images once AI tools can manipulate, alter, or recreate them? If you’re a family photographer, this is your reminder to take a closer look at your contracts, image-sharing policies, and the AI tools you’re using in your business. Because when it comes to AI, the law is still catching up. Educational information only, not legal advice.
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Wednesday 09 September 2026 00:32:04 GMT
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hotpotatertot :
Sounds like these judges need their computers checked.
2026-09-09 07:59:21
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privatecaboose :
I wrote about this as a speculation in college and determined this is where the law would land based on precedent (majored in Law in undergrad). But that was in like 2007/2008. I didn't think fabricated CSAM would be a thing that got MADE jfc.
2026-09-09 06:22:12
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K :
Congress needs to pass laws and regulation now. They pass laws and judges follow it. I won’t share my kid online.
2026-09-12 09:35:42
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Dekota :
Forgive my language. But what the ACTUAL FUCK?!?!
2026-09-16 21:12:33
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Em⭐ :
🤮🤬
2026-09-09 06:16:37
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