Description: Students at Colegio Alicante del Sol, a school in Puente Alto, Chile, allegedly used AI tools to turn female classmates' Instagram photos into fake nude images and circulated them among other students. Families reported panic attacks among affected girls. The school suspended implicated students, and Chile's education oversight authority opened an investigation into its response.
Entities
View all entitiesAlleged: Deepfake technology developers , Synthetic media generation technology developers and Synthetic image generation technology developers developed an AI system deployed by Students implicated in the Colegio Alicante del Sol image-abuse case , Students , Deepfake creators , Synthetic media creators , Adolescents , High school students and Minors, which harmed Adolescents , High school students , Minors , Epistemic integrity , Privacy , Women and girls , Girls , Adolescent girls , Educational communities and Female students at Colegio Alicante del Sol.
Alleged implicated AI systems: Deepfake technology , AI nudification tools , Synthetic media generation technology , Synthetic image generation technology , Instagram and Social media platforms
Incident Stats
Incident ID
1757
Report Count
2
Incident Date
2026-07-10
Editors
Daniel Atherton
Incident Reports
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A protest by high school students at Colegio Alicante del Sol in Puente Alto ended this Thursday with vandalism, clashes, and the presence of the Carabineros (Chilean police), amidst the anger of students and parents over a case of alleged …
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Los antecedentes conocidos sobre el caso ocurrido en el Colegio Alicante del Sol de Puente Alto permiten reconstruir cómo se elaboró y comenzó a circular el material que terminó afectando a alumnas de primero a cuarto medio.
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Variants
A "variant" is an AI incident similar to a known case—it has the same causes, harms, and AI system. Instead of listing it separately, we group it under the first reported incident. Unlike other incidents, variants do not need to have been reported outside the AIID. Learn more from the research paper.
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