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Scott Ramberg

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7 years ago

I've got the best job in the world #snowgroomer

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Posted On: January 28th 2020, 03:01 pm

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I've got the best job in the world #snowgroomer

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A 15-year-old Florida girl has been arrested after allegedly using artificial intelligence to frame her ex-boyfriend for threatening a school shooting at Riverview High School, just outside Tampa.

According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, school administrators received an email on October 14 containing a screenshot of an Instagram post threatening a mass shooting. The post appeared to have been made by a male student attending the school, prompting administrators to contact law enforcement.

However, after interviewing the male student, detectives determined he had nothing to do with the threatening post. Investigators traced the fabricated image to his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend, who previously attended Riverview High School. When questioned, the teenager reportedly admitted to sending the email and knowing the screenshot had been altered using AI.

The teenager was arrested and charged with making a written or electronic threat to conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism, unlawful use of a two-way communications device, and disrupting school operations. Authorities have not publicly disclosed what motivated her alleged attempt to frame her ex-boyfriend.

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