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Major search engines will now be required to take important steps to prevent child sexual abuse material from being returned in search results.

This comes as part of a new industry code starting today.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says the major technology platforms don’t have “adequate” policies, processes and technologies in place to stop pro-terror content and child sexual abuse material.

Ms Grant told Sky News Australia that “without proper guardrails”, these powerful generative AI tools can create synthetic child sexual abuse materials or pro-terror propaganda.

“They will be subject to significant penalties if they aren’t in compliance.”