Purportedly AI-Altered Fake Nude Images of High School Girls and Women Reportedly Created and Disseminated in Pensacola, Florida

October 10, 2024

In Pensacola, Florida, an individual allegedly misused an online AI image-modifying tool to create nonconsensual, realistic nude images of several high school girls and women. The source photos for some victims were taken when they were minors. The images were found on the suspect's phone, copied, and spread among other students by a third party, leading to a police investigation and arrest.

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Alleged deployer: unnamed-18-year-old-male-student-from-pensacola
Alleged developer: unknown-image-generator-developers, unknown-deepfake-technology-developers
Alleged harmed parties: unnamed-students-from-pensacola, students, minors, epistemic-integrity

Source

Data from the AI Incident Database (AIID). Cite this incident: https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1354

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