Tom Simon

And then he sees a folder there.

And the folder was called AI Swap.

The IT guy for the company that he works for kind of double clicks on that.

There's a bunch of subfolders with people's names.

He double clicks on those and sees these pictures.

He tells the company's HR department or whatever.

who contact the FBI, and the FBI comes in and does a search warrant.

They find the, you know, they do the search warrant.

They get the computer.

They see this.

How many pictures were there?

There was a lot.

Sixty photos they find of little children being abused in, you know, pictures.

of kids who were not truly being abused because they were the faces of other kids.

So basically an AI child exploitation case.

He pleads guilty to possession and transportation of child sex abuse materials.

And at his sentencing, the prosecutor made the point that Jeremy's actions should remind us that we are all vulnerable to this type of violation.

And although the images were fake, the violation he inflicted upon the victims was very real.

That was the prosecutor's speech at the sentencing.

What – how much time do you give a weirdo like Jeremy?