NCA warns parents over sharing children's photos online due to AI abuse risk

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The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) has issued a warning to parents about the risks of publicly sharing images of their children online. The agency highlighted a growing threat of these images being misused through artificial intelligence to generate child sexual abuse material. Offenders can use publicly available photos from social media and other platforms to create such harmful content. The NCA is urging parents to review their privacy settings and limit the public visibility of their children's photographs.

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