Injury

Lieff Cabraser is investigating reports of artificial intelligence AI tools used to alter photographs of minors into hyper-realistic sexually explicit images and videos, including but not limited to Grok, various “nudify” and “undress” apps, Telegram bots, etc.

Once created, these images can be shared endlessly without the depicted victim’s knowledge and absent their consent.

In 2025 alone, the Internet Watch Foundation reported a 26,362% increase year over year in videos showing child sexual abuse — not a typo, that’s a twenty-six thousand percent increase. The Foundation also found that 65% of those 2025 AI videos were classified as “Category A” — the most severe legal classification involving the most extreme content.

If you or a family member suspect you have been the victim of such deepfake sexually explicit images or video, we urge you to use the form on this page to reach out to Lieff Cabraser partner Annika K. Martin about your case and potential recovery.

Lieff Cabraser has been nationally-recognized for its work in championing the rights of children, women, the abused, and the marginalized and disenfranchised across the U.S. for over five decades. There is no charge for our review of your case, and the information you provide will help us hold these AI companies accountable for their dangerous and harmful actions.

Lieff Cabraser has litigated to protect and advance the rights of internet users, especially child and young adult internet users, for decades, including in cases aimed at curtailing the illegal and deceptive acquisition and monetization of young user’s deeply private and personal identity and location information as well as cases seeking to eradicate sex trafficking and related degradations across multiple social media platforms. Our civil rights and privacy cases have led to judgments and settlements for our clients valued at over $8 billion as well as significant and enduring changes to law and corporate policy for the benefit of all.