AI-generated image abuse and deepfakes: stakeholder and expert views
Overview
The Criminal Justice Committee is seeking views from organisations, practitioners, academics and others with relevant expertise as part of its inquiry into AI-generated image abuse and deepfakes.
The inquiry focuses on AI-generated intimate image abuse and deepfake pornography. The Committee is examining the impact of these harms, how effectively offences can be reported, investigated and prosecuted, and whether any changes to law, policy or practice may be needed.
Questions in this call for views
- What are the key issues relating to AI-generated intimate image abuse and deepfakes?
- How effectively do current laws, policies, enforcement arrangements and support services respond to issues associated with AI-generated intimate image abuse and deepfakes?
- What measures, if any, could help prevent, reduce or respond to harms associated with AI-generated intimate image abuse and deepfakes?
- Are there any examples, evidence, research, international approaches or emerging developments that you would like to draw attention to?
Lived-experience call for views
If you are someone with direct experience of AI-generated intimate image abuse or deepfake pornography, please respond to our separate call for views for individuals.
Respond to the lived-experience call for views
What falls outside the scope of the inquiry
The Committee is not carrying out a wider review of artificial intelligence, social media regulation or online harms generally.
The Committee cannot investigate individual cases, intervene in ongoing proceedings or provide legal advice.
Please do not include personal information about identifiable individuals.
Responses received will help inform the Committee's initial evidence session in December 2026.
The call for views closes on 16 November 2026.
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