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A Queensland man faces 43 charges after allegedly using AI to generate fake explicit images of women, then posting posters with their real names, jobs, and social media details across the region. Police say the campaign spanned five years and targeted at least eight victims, causing severe personal distress. The case began in May when a poster was found in Gatton, featuring manipulated images falsely claiming the women were involved in sex work. Authorities raided the suspect’s home — a 52-year-old from Cleveland — seizing electronics, printers, posters, and even firearms. Detective Acting Inspector Tim Martin stressed that AI can’t be used to abuse or harass — and the police are committed to holding perpetrators accountable. This case underscores law enforcement’s growing response to tech-enabled crimes.

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