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AI-Generated Obscene Videos Circulated on Social Media by Unscrupulous Elements

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Police in Pune are investigating a case of unscrupulous elements circulating a software engineer's AI-generated obscene videos on social media, including her cellphone number. The victim, a 31-year-old who works with an IT company in Hinjewadi, reported that the videos were accessed from her social media profiles wall and were so refined and clear that they could not be done manually. The culprit, who is pretending to be a woman, has been reuploading the videos by changing social media accounts and VPNs to avoid being tracked down.

Key Takeaways:

  • The victim, a 31-year-old software engineer, registered a complaint with the Bharati Vidyapeeth police about unscrupulous elements circulating her AI-generated obscene videos on social media.
  • The videos were accessed from her social media profiles wall and were so refined and clear that they could not be done manually.
  • The culprit, who is pretending to be a woman, has been reuploading the videos by changing social media accounts and VPNs to avoid being tracked down.
  • The police removed all obscene videos of the victim from various social media sites before registering the FIR.
  • The victim has been in trauma for the past fortnight, receiving obscene and vulgar calls from random people continuously.
  • The suspect's acquaintance is suspected to be behind the posts, as the victim has not picked up any fights with anyone.

Statistics:

  • The victim is 31 years old and works with an IT company in Hinjewadi.
  • The culprit has uploaded the videos online multiple times using different social media handles and VPNs.
  • The videos were accessed from the victim's social media profiles wall.
  • The victim has received obscene and vulgar calls from random people continuously for the past fortnight.
  • The police removed all obscene videos of the victim from various social media sites before registering the FIR.

Sources:

  • "We tried to block the social media handle and remove the videos, but the culprit used different social handles and VPNs to upload the videos online again." (Rahul Khilare, senior inspector of Bharati Vidyapeeth police)
  • "The victim works with a IT company in Hinjewadi."
  • "The culprit accessed the victims photos from her social media profiles wall." (Rahul Khilare, senior inspector of Bharati Vidyapeeth police)
  • "The suspect, however, has been reuploading the videos by changing social media accounts." (Rahul Khilare, senior inspector of Bharati Vidyapeeth police)

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