A Brisbane man faces serious charges after allegedly creating and distributing disturbing deepfake images of female students, staff, and fashion models — including sending them to schools and uploading 16 altered photos to his own website. The prosecution highlights the emotional trauma inflicted on victims, while the accused admitted guilt during police questioning, calling deepfakes a “hobby” and “funny,” even comparing himself to someone with “X-ray vision.” He also claimed deepfakes are inevitable and that women should live in fear of cameras. The trial continues as the jury prepares to hear from victims, with the defense maintaining a not guilty plea on multiple counts including stalking and child exploitation material distribution.
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