who was also on the board of NHS England for six years.

BBC Trending challenged him about why he is sharing information to help people build a lethal weapon.This is despite resistance forces producing hundreds of FGC-9s in 2022 and 2023.

in the same way that conventional printers restrict the printing of currency.then suggested a bank transfer to a UK account we couldn't trace.BBC Trending's investigation began with advertisements for guns on Instagram and Facebook.

The rebel leaders Hnin Mo spoke to cited the junta's tight control over imports of essential materials like glue and metal.Asked about the risk of this information being used in a school shooting or massacre.

his ability to advertise on Meta and operate on Telegram highlights apparent loopholes that real gun dealers could exploit.

but that doesn't make it correct to say it's anything more than information.IWFDan Sexton said he was concerned chasing AI-generated children could put real victims at riskMr Sexton said the IWF looked for trends about where the content was being generated and distributed.

means it's never been more important to have AI tools.The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF).

said there was now a risk that law enforcement and other agencies could be trying to rescue children that don't exist or not trying to rescue children because they think they're AI.Natalia illustrated her AI concerns with the story of a victim of child abuse whose images had been circulating since 2011.