Enlarge / Westfield High School in Westfield, NJ, in 2020.Icon Sportswire / Contributor | Icon Sportswire
This October, boys at Westfield High School in New Jersey started acting “weird,” the Wall Street Journal reported. It took four days before the school found out that the boys had been using AI image generators to create and share fake nude photos of female classmates. Now, police are investigating the incident, but they’re apparently working in the dark, because they currently have no access to the images to help them trace the source.
According to an email that the WSJ reviewed from Westfield
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