Multiple women who are alleged victims in a deepfake investigation involving their real faces in AI-generated scenes of rape and torture have expressed anger and frustration with the Ottawa Police Service's investigation, claiming it is not trauma-informed and that they lack essential information and mental health resources. The women have also criticized the police for not providing them with adequate support and information about the criminal justice system.
The Ottawa Police Service is the lead agency in a multijurisdictional investigation involving deepfake images of multiple women, some of whom were allegedly raped and tortured in AI-generated scenes.
The women, whose identities are protected by a court-ordered publication ban, have expressed frustration with the investigation, claiming it is not trauma-informed and that they lack essential information and mental health resources. Stephen Lowe, 60, of Maitland, N.S. , and Gregry Peter Van Beek, of West Nipissing, Ont. , have been charged with various offenses related to the creation and distribution of the deepfake images.
The women have also criticized the police for not providing them with adequate support and information about the criminal justice system
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