Last month, some of the girls at Westfield High School in New Jersey noticed that the

boys at their school were acting kind of strange. A lot of the girls were

noticing that their male classmates were quieter than normal and kind of

whispering among themselves. So they suspected something was going on and

we're starting to ask questions.

That's Julie Jargan, a columnist at the Wall Street Journal who writes about the

intersection of family and technology. And then eventually, later in that week,

one boy told some of the girls what all the whispering was about.

It turns out at least one student had created AI generated images

of several female classmates to create fake pornographic images using the girls real photos that

he had found online.

When the girls at Westfield found out there was an uproar, they were horrified. These were pornographic images

that weren't real, that they didn't consent to, and that they hadn't even seen.

De Rode Amani, a mother of one of the victims,

describe what her daughter experienced to CBS.

She started crying, and then she was walking in the hallways

and she's seen other girls of Westfield High School crying.

Some of them victims,

some of them just friends of the victims

that just felt for them.

The school sent an email to parents.

Westfield Police are investigating.

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