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Jeremy Malcolm

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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 05/06/2026
Two rocks and the caption “Oh good. You’re here too.” From the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 04/06/2026
From this week's launch of the Drawing the Line Principles: is AI-generated content the same as child abuse? UNICEF is pushing for laws to include AI content in child sexual abuse definitions. I argue that shifting CSAM from an abuse crime to an obscenity crime has consequences.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 22/05/2026
Hope this helps.
A flow chart labelled “Is it CSAM?” in which the only path to “yes” is answering yes to “Is it a depiction of a real person”, “Are they under 18” and “Is it sexually explicit”.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 22/05/2026
Hope this helps.
A flow chart labelled “Is it CSAM?” in which the only path to “yes” is answering yes to “Is it a depiction of a real person”, “Are they under 18” and “Is it sexually explicit”.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 23/04/2026
If it’s AI-generated and doesn’t depict a real victim, then its severity is zero, in comparison to any real CSAM. Please, stop blurring this important line. drawingthelineprinciples.org
Flowchart labelled “Is It CSAM?” in which the only path to CSAM are Yes answers to “Is it a depiction of a real person”, “Are they under 18” and “Is it sexually explicit”.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 09/02/2026
I’m OK with this.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 19/12/2025
From last week's launch webinar for the Drawing the Line Watchlist 2025, when I was asked a question about the Australian police prosecuting a woman for writing an 18+ fetish novel. Watch more at c4osl.org/drawing-the-line-webinar.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 26/11/2025
The Drawing the Line Watchlist shows a dangerous trend: resources are shifting from real child abuse cases to policing fictional and AI-generated content. Join me for the launch on December 10 with experts @exshaps.bsky.social, @ashleyremminga.bsky.social, and Zora Rush. c4osl.org/drawing-the-...
Drawing the Line Watchlist 2025: Drawing the Line Between Personal Expression and Lived Abuse
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 26/08/2025
The Dick Smith Wizzard, with external cassette tape drive and BASIC on a cartridge. Later I added a better keyboard with moving (but still rubbery) keys.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 25/07/2025
Warning, child exploitation imagery (according to Meta Trust & Safety AI). petapixel.com/2025/07/21/m...
Three dogs looking out of a window
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 12/12/2024
I know the reason but that is no excuse for using Kiwifarms tactics here, such as pedojacketing and doxxing. One of the anti-Singal crowd that I won’t name bullied a queer person into hospital. Good riddance to people like that along with Singal.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 08/12/2024
Why would you assume that the article was written for such an audience? I wrote it and I stand by it, and that was never the intention. Most supporters of the organisation while I led it (2018-2021) were LGBTQ+ people, kinksters, fans and sex workers, simply sick of being pedojacketed over kinks.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 28/11/2024
While constitutional amendment is improbable, a Human Rights Act is a good compromise step that could help to hold the government to account. New Zealand has something similar. But the political will isn't there; despite strong public support, federal and most State governments have failed to act.
A bearded and bespectacled man in a grey shirt holding up a frame around himself with the title "I support a Human Rights Act for Western Australia #WA4HRA"
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 14/06/2024
This you?
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 14/06/2024
Deleting and reposting to clarify. I don't think that pedophiles are inherently LGBTQ+ or should in that sense be part of the queer community. Nobody that I'm of is claiming that they are, and I have always said that they are not. That trope in itself is a form of fascist anti-queer stigma.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 02/04/2024
I... worked on this story for a year...and...he just...he tweeted it out. @timbernard.bsky.social www.techpolicy.press/eight-questi...
1. What are its ideological roots?
Laws aimed at child online safety often emerge from a few distinct starting points, in particular:

* The obscenity tradition, which is concerned about material that is “harmful” to children from a conventional morality perspective, without necessary grounding in empirical data.
* The children’s rights perspective, which emerges from international human rights discourse, and is concerned with balancing the protection of children from harm with their rights as internet users with some degree of autonomy.
* The parental rights movement, which asserts that parents should be empowered to control influences on their children.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 14/09/2023
Rather than automatically reporting content from kids’ devices, the right response is parental supervision along with safer design. For example an Apple feature can detect possible nude images on-device and provide the child with resources and a prompt to contact a trusted adult.
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Jeremy Malcolm @jere.my · 23/08/2023
When governments pass "child protection" laws
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