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Opinion: B.C. ups the ante on intimate-image abuse, strengthening access to justice

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Jen Graham: Strong laws, like the legislation B.C. announced last month, are critical, especially as AI tools accelerate the creation of altered or fabricated images of children — and they work best when paired with education that builds awareness of how to use them
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