Could AI generated children be used to catch offenders online? I explore a concept sparked by the film The Artifice Girl and a post I put out that led to a huge response.

In this episode I cover:

- How AI children could run thousands of conversations with those who try to exploit them

- Whether this counts as catching a crime or creating one

- The entrapment argument and how it compares to undercover police work

- Whether the police would be able to cope with how many offenders this would expose

- Whether this could pull police attention away from real children who need it

- Hunting groups and how they already do a version of this without any rules

This is a difficult and sensitive topic and I want to hear what you think too.

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