Five years ago, this was a vast checkerboard of potato farms on New York's Long Island.

Today, this is Levittown, one of the most remarkable housing developments ever conceived.

Levitown, New York, America's first suburb.

Row after row after row, after row, of cookie cutter homes.

The picture of the American dream.

But recently, underneath the facade of perfect order, a group of young woman found themselves in an AI-fueled nightmare.

Someone was posting photos of many of the girls that we had gone to school with.

There was one picture of me in a bathing suit,

and I didn't have a bathing suit on anymore.

It was just me naked.

Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts

that looked exactly like my own.

Over the last few years, rapid breakthroughs and machine learning

have made it a lot easier and cheaper to make real-looking photos or videos

of pretty much anything you can think of.

But innovation comes at a price. I felt gross. I felt like I needed to

take a shower. I felt like I wanted to cry. I wanted to throw up. I wanted to scream.

This is a story about a technology that is moving faster than the law, where everyone is a suspect, even your neighbours.

It was always in the back of my head like, oh, it's someone that I know. But how do you find out

who that someone is when you know so many people from school, soccer, all these things?

What we discovered in Levertown led us on a winding journey.

I just always had in the back of my mind that any of them could be the one.

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