新加坡一名缅甸籍男子叶林因散布人工智能生成的咸水鳄鱼照片而遭警方控告。1警方指控叶林利用AI技术创建鳄鱼照片后发送给同事。1这张虚假图像导致国家水务机构于8月20日收到鳄鱼目击通知，随即暂停潘迪水库的工作两天以进行搜捕行动。1
水务机构于8月21日确认该图像为虚假，并向警方举报。1叶林随后删除了图像和相关应用程序。1
叶林面临传播虚假信息和妨碍司法公正两项控罪。1根据新加坡法律，传播虚假信息最高可判处3年监禁、10,000新元罚款或两罚并处；妨碍司法公正最高可判7年监禁、罚款或两罚并处。1叶林已向法庭表示认罪意向，案件将于11月重审。1
A Burmese man has been charged in Singapore for distributing an artificial intelligence-generated image of a saltwater crocodile, resulting in unwarranted search operations at a major water facility.1 The suspect, identified as Ye Lin, is accused of spreading false information and obstructing the course of justice after sending the fabricated photograph to colleagues.1
The incident unfolded when Singapore's national water authority received notification of a crocodile sighting on August 20, 2024.1 The next day, the water agency confirmed the image was fraudulent and reported the matter to police.1 The false report prompted the authority to suspend operations at Pandi Reservoir for two days to conduct a search.1 Ye Lin subsequently deleted both the image and the associated application used to create it.1
Under Singapore law, disseminating false information carries a maximum penalty of three years' imprisonment, a fine of up to 10,000 Singapore dollars, or both.1 The charge of obstructing justice carries a maximum sentence of seven years' imprisonment, a fine, or both.1 Ye Lin has indicated his intention to plead guilty in court, with the case scheduled for review in November.1
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