Former Corinth School Superintendent Edward Lee Childress and former Corinth Middle School teacher Wilson Frederick Jones now have five more months to prepare for their federal trial. U.S. District ...

Wilson Jones admits to creating AI videos, but claims none are sexual. According to USA Today reporting, when the principal met with Jones the next morning, the teacher admitted to using an AI ...

UPDATE 3/14: Wilson Jones was released on a $20,000 bond. *** CORINTH, Miss. — A parent is worried about a former Corinth Middle School teacher accused of using artificial intelligence to create ...

Ex-teacher accused of creating AI-generated porn of students in Mississippi Federal authorities said Wilson Jones, a 30-year-old former Corinth Middle School teacher, used an AI tool to create the ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A former Corinth School District employee was arrested for using artificial intelligence to create fake pornographic videos of students, according to the Corinth Police Depar… ...

A now former teacher in Corinth is accused of using artificial intelligence to generate child pornography. Police said Wilson Jones is accused of using the technology in November to generate ...

Wilson Jones, 30, allegedly made videos featuring eight former and current students from the Corinth school district between the ages of 14 and 16, according to an affidavit filed by the FBI in ...

Corinth Middle School teacher, Wilson Jones, is accused of using AI to create explicit videos of students. Superintendent, Edward Childress, is accused of remaining silent about it.

Wilson Frederick Jones, 30, was arrested by federal authorities March 12 and charged with the production of a morphed image of child pornography and possession of morphed images of child pornography.

According to court records, the district received an automated alert that Wilson Jones, who was a teacher at Corinth Middle School, viewed sexual content on his work computer during the school day.

A Federal complaint states that the Corinth Middle School Principal received an alert on November 19, 2024, regarding illicit content being downloaded or shared from Jones’ computer.