NC State police investigating AI porn created of dozens of sorority women, warrant says

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- NC State University police are investigating after dozens of sorority women were targeted in computer-generated deepfake porn shared online.

According to search warrants obtained by our partners at the News and Observer, investigators were alerted to the issue back in October when a student reported sexual photographs of her and other women had been posted on a porn-sharing website.

At least 28 women were targeted, according to the warrants.

An NC State spokesperson said that when Fraternity and Sorority Life was alerted of the situation in October, the university sent a letter of support including relevant resources to Sorority members in collaboration with The Women's Center, The Office of Student Life and Advocacy, Student Legal Services, The Office of Equal Opportunity, and the NC State Police Department.

An NC State police spokesperson said it's an ongoing criminal investigation and they'll share more details when they have an update.