What kinda bum fuck school is this, I wanna say that but it's usually the affluent rich areas with fuckery like this going on
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My thoughts:
- Re the girl: expulsion seems like a really over-the-top reaction on its face, especially for a girl hitting a boy—my 'information is missing' senses are tingling hard. Did she beat him especially severely? Does she have a track record of prior violence? I'd like to at least see the school's own stated justification for expulsion over a simple detention/suspension, etc.
- Re the boy: I'm guessing the body of the AI'd image was an adult's (I feel like the article would have definitely mentioned it if it was an 'age-appropriate' body generated with her head). Pretty sure there's no statute that covers this sort of thing specifically, but from the article, he "was charged with ten counts of unlawful dissemination of images created by artificial intelligence". Ten counts, but the beginning of the article uses "image" singular; I'm guessing this boy generated an image each of a bunch of his schoolmates, and she's the only one who reacted physically.
This article has a bit more info, mentions that a group of students were spreading the images amongst themselves, but this one is still very light (read: 0g) on the details of the expulsion or the rationale behind it: https://www.wdsu.com/article/louisiana-ai-images-student-nude-law-change-possible/69365110
he “was charged with ten counts of unlawful dissemination of images created by artificial intelligence”
It might mean he shared the image 10 times as each sharing is a chargeable offense.
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While reading that headline, the last bit- I could hear the sound of squealing tires in my brain as I COMPLETELY switched opinion
Should she have hit him? Probably not but I can understand the frustration at being abused and none of the adults willing to do anything about it. However, if they could expel her for hitting why hasn't the boy been kicked out for producing pornography? Surely that is several times worse than a mere hit? Why haven't the police charged the boy with sexual harassment?
When I read parish school I thought of course, but apparently that's just what they call counties in Louisiana. The boy should be charged along with anyone sharing but I remember way back in middle school days when one of my classmates had her actual photo circling around, I was completely clueless myself but I'd say at least 80% of the school had seen it afaik they only charged her because she took the photo herself (maybe they dropped them IDK) so I'm not holding out much hope.