Protect Privacy AI highlights that the Department of Education has confirmed in writing that image-based sexual harassment under Title IX includes AI-generated intimate images.
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AI-generated intimate images are sexual harassment under Title IX. Here is what that means for students and institutions. The Department of Education has confirmed in wr…
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Protect Privacy AI
Technology that helps people reclaim their digital lives.
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We’re building the infrastructure for digital dignity. Protect Privacy AI is building the technology infrastructure to address the fastest-growing form of harm online: image-based sexual abuse and digital identity violations. For too long, victims have been told: “Once it’s online, there’s nothing you can do.” We’re changing that. Our platform uses advanced AI to detect, verify, and remove non-consensual intimate content and to help individuals reclaim control over their digital identities. We work at the intersection of technology, law, and platform accountability to make meaningful, scalable protection possible. We serve both: Individuals seeking rapid, discreet support in moments of crisis Platforms and partners needing trusted, compliant solutions for detection, reporting, and response Our approach is trauma-informed, privacy-first, and built for real-world impact. This isn’t just about content removal. It’s about restoring dignity, safety, and control in a world that hasn’t yet caught up to the harms it enables. We believe the future of technology must protect people, not exploit them.
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