Singapore man charged with AI-generated crocodile attack on reservoir, up to 10 years in jail + S $10,000 fine新加坡一男子用 AI 生成鳄鱼侵袭水库照片被起诉，最高或面临 10 年监禁 +1 万新币罚款

ITHome September 30 news, according to Singapore's local media Asia TV reported yesterday, a Singaporean man was accused by the police of making and disseminating a picture of a crocodile attack on the reservoir. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of S $10,000. The man was reportedly named Ye Lin. He used the Google Gemini app to generate a picture of the crocodile in the reservoir around 3pm local time on August 20, and then sent the AI-generated photo to his colleague Min Min Oo. The image quickly became widely available on the Internet. Singapore's national water agency, pub, was immediately alerted to the discovery of crocodiles at the Pandan Reservoir. The pub then contacted the National Park Service to search the reservoir for crocodiles and asked the public not to conduct any water activities near the reservoir. On August 21, local time, pub found that this picture was …