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Australian study reveals worrying attitudes towards AI-based abuse
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
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A study at Monash University has shown perpetrators of sexualised deepfake abuse frequently downplayed their actions, and the behaviour becomes normalised among their peer groups. Researchers interviewed both perpetrators and victims in the first-of-its-kind study which aims to increase understanding of the growing problem.
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