Summary
In South Korea, the National Center for Digital Sexual Crime Response employs a team of 23 women to combat illegal AI-enabled pornography and digital sex crimes. The center removes deepfakes, spycam content, and intimate imagery shared without consent from the internet, filing delete requests backed by legal threats. In the year prior to the report, the group removed 318,000 videos and photos on behalf of 10,600 victims, with 75 percent being women and girls. The center also provides counseling, legal advice, and evidence collection for prosecutions, addressing the surge in sexual deepfakes which now target ordinary women alongside K-pop stars.