Prosecutors in Almería are investigating possible AI-generated child pornography offences affecting 18 minors at a secondary school in the province, who were allegedly digitally undressed with an app. Prosecutor David Calvo told a Guardia Civil conference that the app, used mainly by men, generates about "3,900 nudes of women a day".
Dutch prosecutors say a man used AI to swap faces on ID photos and pass ABN AMRO's selfie check, opening at least 46 accounts last year that were used for orders in victims' names. They seek 30 months, six suspended. He told the Amsterdam court he was recruited via a TikTok ad and lacked full insight into the crimes; verdict is due 31 March.
Official transparency reports analysed by AFP show more than 8 percent of people identified as fugitives and arrested in Smart Sampa's first year had to be released due to errors, including at least 59 the system mistook for other people. Security secretary Orlando Morando says "no one remained imprisoned by mistake: the people were released."
A court in Siracusa sanctioned a lawyer in a sublease dispute who cited four Court of Cassation rulings, each with a quoted passage, that the court found none of the rulings contained. In judgment 338 of 20 February, judges said the only remaining explanation was generative AI output used without checking primary sources.
