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Deepfake cyberbullying surges in schools worldwide

AI tools let students create fake explicit images of classmates. Reports of such child abuse material jumped to 440,000 in early 2025 alone.

Deepfake cyberbullying surges in schools worldwide
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Newsroom, December 23, 2025: Students now use simple apps to turn innocent photos into sexually explicit deepfakes. These images spread fast on social media. Victims face lasting trauma, anxiety, and social isolation. Schools struggle with outdated rules and quick detection.

Cases hit the US hard, with charges in states like Louisiana and expulsions elsewhere. Similar issues rise globally, including in Asia. Experts urge updated policies, parent talks, and education on AI risks.

Young people need open conversations and strong support. Schools must act fast to protect students in this digital era.

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