Some of the files on a hard drive were reportedly “deepfakes,” or pornography produced using software to create artificial images and videos using a person’s images or videos.

A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal was charged after allegedly using his work computer to store thousands of pornographic images, some of which were AI

Stephen M. Kamnik, 38, was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville, Montgomery County, when investigators seized a hard drive with thousands of pornographic files.

A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal is facing charges after authorities say he used his work computer to store thousands of pornographic images, including A.I.-generated ones.

They state that Stephen Kamnik allegedly used his work computer to store thousands of pornographic images — including A.I.-generated pornographic media.

Kamnik is charged with felony unauthorized use of a computer and misdemeanor misapplication of entrusted property. Pennsylvania State Police filed the charges. He surrendered Wednesday and was arraigned on the charges, and released on $1,000 unsecured bail, per court records.

A Pennsylvania State Police corporal is accused of storing thousands of AI-generated pornographic images on his work computer.Video above: Headlines from News 8Stephen Kamnik, 38, was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville,

A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal is facing charges related to the alleged misuse of his work computer, including the storage of thousands of pornographic images, some reportedly

A 14-year veteran of the Pennsylvania State Police surrendered to officials after, police claim, he was found with thousands of videos and images of pornography on his work station.