The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has seized the domains of 12 websites allegedly used to create, sell and distribute AI-generated deepfake videos featuring approximately 1,200 real people without their consent. Authorities said the websites were used to publish and sell non-consensual intimate imagery created with artificial intelligence tools.

The seizure, announced by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg Jr., involves what the office described as the largest known seizure of websites dedicated to AI-generated celebrity deepfakes to date. The investigation remains ongoing.
AI-Generated Deepfake Videos Target 1,200 People

According to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Off...