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Many of the accounts on Pixiv include links in their biographies directing people to what they call their "uncensored content" on the US-based content sharing site Patreon. Ms Sheepshanks has been monitoring some of the groups on the platform.

Some are accessing the images by paying subscriptions to accounts on mainstream content-sharing sites such as Patreon.

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The company said it had proactively strengthened its monitoring systems and was allocating substantial resources to counteract problems related to developments in AI. Ms Sheepshanks told the BBC her research suggested users appeared to be making child abuse images on an industrial scale.

It said on 31 May it had banned all photo-realistic depictions of sexual content involving minors. UK police online child abuse investigation teams say they are already encountering such content. The term jailbait is derived from the fact that engaging in sexual activity with someone who is under the age of consent is classified as statutory rape [3] or by an equivalent term, [4] and is generally punished with imprisonment.

Jailbait images are often collected directly from girls' social media profiles. [12] Numerous pages and forums are devoted to the images.

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You may be aware of the dark but not how useful it is. Child sexual abuse material covers a wide berth of images and videos that may or may not show a child being abused – take, for example, nude images of youth that they took of themselves.

The BBC sent Patreon one example, which the platform confirmed was "semi realistic and violates our policies". The U.S. Department of Justice defines CSAM, or child pornography, as any sexually explicit images or videos involving a minor (children and teens under 18 years old).

The makers of the abuse images are using AI software called Stable Diffusion, which was intended to generate images for use in art or graphic design.

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One wrote on his account: "I train my girls on my PC," adding that they show "submission". A "pseudo image" generated by a computer which depicts child sexual abuse is treated the same as a real image and is illegal to possess, publish or transfer in the UK.

The National Police Chiefs' Council NPCC lead on child safeguarding, Ian Critchley, said it would be wrong to argue that because no real children were depicted in such "synthetic" images - that no-one was harmed. But the BBC has found it is being used to create life-like images of child sexual abuse, including of the jailbait nudes of babies and toddlers.

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The Stable Diffusion software allows users to describe, using word prompts, any image they want - and the program then creates the image. And GCHQ, the government's gallery, security and cyber agency, has responded to the report, saying: "Child sexual abuse offenders adopt all technologies and some believe the future of child sexual abuse material lies in AI-generated content.

We assess child sexual abuse material according to the levels detailed in the Sentencing Council’s Sexual Offences Definitive Guideline. But because the site is hosted in Japan, where sharing sexualised cartoons and drawings of children is not illegal, the creators use it to promote their work in groups and via hashtags - which indexes topics using key words.

He warned that a paedophile could, "move along that scale of offending from thought, to synthetic, to actually the abuse of a live child". The full assessment breakdown is shown in the chart. Some of the image creators are posting on a popular Japanese social media platform called Pixiv, which is mainly used by artists sharing manga and anime.

Comments by users on individual images in Pixiv make it clear they have a sexual interest in children, with some users even offering to provide images and videos of abuse that were not AI-generated.

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Freelance researcher and journalist Octavia Sheepshanks has been investigating this issue for several months. It said the account was immediately removed. These images showed children in sexual poses, displaying their genitals to the camera.

The National Police Chief's Council said it was "outrageous" that some platforms were making "huge profits" but not taking "moral responsibility". A spokesman for Pixiv said it placed immense emphasis on addressing this issue.

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But our investigation with Octavia Sheepshanks found Patreon accounts offering AI-generated, photo-realistic obscene images of children for sale, with different levels of pricing depending on the type of material requested. Young people might use these apps to share nudes and explicit images with people they know, like a boyfriend or girlfriend but they might also use them to share images with other users, either in exchange for money or because they’ve been pressured.

Patreon said it had a "zero tolerance" policy about such imagery on its site. AI enables computers to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.