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New York Authorities Shut Down 12 AI Deepfake Pornography Sites Targeting Celebrities

September 14, 2026
oecd:2026-09-14-5c38View source ↗

What happened

New York authorities seized and shut down 12 websites distributing AI-generated deepfake pornographic content featuring about 1,200 victims, including celebrities and politicians, without their consent. The operation, led by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, highlights significant harm caused by AI misuse in violating privacy and rights.

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OECD AI Incidents Monitor
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New York Authorities Shut Down 12 AI Deepfake Pornography Sites Targeting Celebrities
2026-09-14