Seeing Isn’t Believing: AI-Generated Images, Deepfakes, and the New Frontline of Exploitation

Описание: Anti-Human Trafficking Spotlight series, presented by ACFCS

The rise of generative AI has opened a new frontier in both creativity and criminality. Human traffickers and exploiters are increasingly leveraging AI tools to produce, distribute, and monetize synthetic sexual content — including deepfakes and AI-generated child sexual abuse material (AI-CSAM). This session will explore how financial institutions, tech companies, and law enforcement are working to detect, report, and prevent this emerging form of digital exploitation. Experts will discuss the ethical, legal, and operational implications of AI-generated abuse imagery, as well as strategies to mitigate financial and reputational risk.

Learning Objectives:

Understand how AI image and video generators are being exploited to create synthetic sexual abuse material and deepfakes.
Identify red flags and financial patterns associated with AI-generated exploitative content.
Learn how to collaborate with technology companies and law enforcement to trace and report AI-driven trafficking activity.
Examine policy and regulatory efforts shaping global responses to AI-enabled sexual exploitation.
Who Should Attend

This session is designed for:

AML, CTF, and financial crime compliance professionals

Fraud prevention and cybersecurity teams

Law enforcement and government investigators

Trust & Safety and responsible AI professionals

Cryptocurrency and fintech compliance teams

NGOs, service providers, and researchers focused on trafficking prevention

Anyone seeking to understand the evolving risks of AI-generated content in human exploitation