The Fight Against AI Abuse
AI generated, sexually explicit, non-consensual images are increasing day by day on social media. Today, with just a normal photo and a few clicks on certain apps or websites, anyone's image can be turned into vulgar AI edits. No technical knowledge is required.
This is not affecting only celebrities. Any girl or woman can become a target — a student sitting in a library, a girl in a cafe, someone posting a simple selfie, or even someone inside our own families.
This has reached such a level that just sending a photo and paying ₹10 or ₹15 is enough to have that photo converted into a deepfake edit.
The saddest and most disturbing part is that people send photos of their own mothers, sisters, or relatives — taken from inside their homes without their knowledge — and pay money to convert those photos into deepfake content. This shows how far perversion has reached. The purity of relationships which should be sacred is being trashed by a dangerous fraction of the upcoming generation.
"When we identified several admins behind such accounts, many were between 14 and 20 years old. This clearly shows how dangerously normalised this behaviour is becoming among very young people."
— SaiPallaviCanvas InvestigationIf this trend continues unchecked, within a year or two it may become normalised, and we may end up with a generation where digital cruelty and disrespect become common behaviour. Human values are eroding. Many people say the solution is to ban social media in India — but even if platforms are banned, people can use VPN apps and proxy networks to access them, making it harder for authorities to trace criminals. This is why awareness and responsible behaviour from society are extremely important.
There is a big illegal business behind it. Platforms like Instagram are often just the entry point, attracting followers and directing them to private Telegram groups where fake images are sold via cryptocurrencies. Being a celebrity is not a licence for anyone to misuse her identity. Every person — celebrity or common citizen — has the right to dignity.
Help is Available. You Are Not Alone.
If you unfortunately become a victim of such AI abuse, please do not panic or feel helpless. You can immediately seek assistance from the Cyber Cell and also use www.stopncii.org — a platform designed to help prevent the further spread of non-consensual images online.
SaiPallaviCanvas actively and relentlessly fights against AI-generated deepfake abuse targeting her. We identify, report, and work to remove every AI-manipulated image and video created by misusing her identity, likeness, and name without her consent.
This is a Red Sea — new pages and accounts emerge every second. But our stand is clear and unwavering: we will not stop. Our fight against AI abuse targeting her will continue for as long as it takes.
If you see any deepfake or AI generated content of Sai Pallavi or any woman, please do not like it, do not share it, and do not engage with it. Just report it.
Forensic Impact Audit — A summary of our ongoing efforts against AI-driven abuse targeting Sai Pallavi, till date. These results have been achieved through the support of law enforcement authorities, the application of cross-border international laws, and coordination with global service providers.
Let us become the generation that protects respect, values, and humanity — online and offline, without exception.
"Every person — celebrity or common citizen — has the right to dignity. Our stand against AI abuse targeting Sai Pallavi will never stop."