Hong Kong and 60 Authorities Warn on AI-Generated Intimate Images

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•Hong Kong's privacy watchdog participated in a joint statement with 60 other authorities.
•The warning focuses on AI-generated intimate or explicit images.
•The UK privacy watchdog was also part of the joint statement.
•The statement was issued on or around February 23, 2026.

What Could Happen If...

▸If governments implement stricter regulations on AI-generated content then the spread of fake intimate images may decrease, improving privacy protections for individuals.

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Countries

🌍Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 🌍Northern Ireland

Organizations

🏛Information Commissioner's Office, United Kingdom 🏛Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong

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CNHong Kong Free PressHong Kong privacy watchdog joins 60 overseas authorities warning of AI-generated intimate images CNChannel News AsiaUK privacy watchdog warns over AI-generated images in joint statement

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has joined 60 other authorities worldwide in issuing a warning about the risks of AI-generated intimate images. This joint warning highlights concerns about privacy violations and potential misuse of AI technology to create fake explicit content. The coordinated alert aims to raise public awareness and encourage stronger protections against such digital abuses.