In Thibodaux, Louisiana, a 13-year-old girl faced the circulation of AI-generated nude images of herself and her classmates. After repeatedly seeking help from school officials, she was ultimately expelled following a fight with a boy who was sharing the images on a school bus. While the girl was expelled, the boys accused of creating and sharing the images were not initially disciplined by the school, and two were later charged with disseminating AI-generated images. This case highlights the inadequacy of schools in addressing the impact of AI-generated cyberbullying and the potential for severe repercussions on the victims.
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A 13-year-old student in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, was expelled after hitting a classmate who allegedly created and shared a deepfake pornographic image of her. The family’s lawyers plan to file a federal lawsuit against the school district, citing the school’s failure to address the bullying and the disproportionate punishment. While the school board allowed the student to return on probation, the expulsion remains on her record. Law enforcement is also investigating, with one student charged with multiple counts related to the AI-generated images, but the victim will not be charged.
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An 11-year-old Michigan student was expelled after disarming a classmate who brought a gun to school. Despite the boy’s actions, which his mother and a homeschooling support system praised as heroic, the school expelled him for one year, citing a thorough investigation and adherence to Michigan law regarding dangerous weapons on school property. School officials stated the expulsion was a last resort, necessary to ensure the safety of all students and staff. The mother disagrees with the decision and pleaded for her son’s reinstatement at a recent meeting.
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John Q. Hosedrinker