In a digital landscape where technology has outpaced the reach of traditional justice, two men have become the first to face the full weight of a landmark federal statute. Cornelius Shannon and Arturo Hernandez thought they were operating in the shadows of the internet, using sophisticated AI tools to weaponize the images of unsuspecting women for millions of viewers. But their reign of digital exploitation has come to a sudden, jarring halt as they now face the reality of prison time… Continue reading…
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