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Study of 2.8 million Telegram messages reveals AI-powered abuse networks profiting from non-consensual intimate imagery in Italy and Spain

THE DECODERApr 8, 20261 min read
Study of 2.8 million Telegram messages reveals AI-powered abuse networks profiting from non-consensual intimate imagery in Italy and Spain

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3 Key Points

  1. Analysis examined 2.8 million Telegram messages across Italy and Spain to document monetized abuse ecosystems

  2. Nudifying bots and deepfake tools are being weaponized to create non-consensual intimate imagery at scale

  3. Automated archives on Telegram enable systematic distribution and monetization of abusive AI-generated content

  4. The research exposes how AI technology is enabling organized, profitable abuse targeting intimate privacy

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