When AI meets classroom chaos, teachers are becoming victims of digital harassment — one California substitute, Luis DeSantiago, found himself targeted by students who created and spread fake, sexualized AI images of him, sparking a month-long ordeal involving school officials and law enforcement. This isn’t an isolated case; educators nationwide are reporting similar abuse, facing emotional trauma and professional uncertainty as these manipulated images circulate across social media and school platforms. The legal gray area — where AI-generated nonconsensual imagery may violate cyberstalking or workplace harassment laws — leaves schools scrambling for answers, while teachers are forced to rethink trust, boundaries, and safety in the digital age.
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