Pennsylvania School Faces Turmoil After AI Deepfake Scandal
Leadership resignations and student protests follow AI-generated explicit images of students at Lancaster Country Day School.
- Lancaster Country Day School has been closed following the revelation of AI-generated nude images involving nearly 50 female students.
- The school's head, Matt Micciche, and board president, Angela Ang-Alhadeff, resigned after failing to address the issue promptly.
- A 15-year-old student has been identified as the suspect, with their phone seized for investigation, although no charges have been filed yet.
- Students staged a walkout demanding accountability, leading to the cancellation of classes and uncertainty about the school's future.
- The incident highlights growing concerns over AI-generated content, prompting legislative efforts to criminalize such activities in the U.S. and abroad.