In Yaroslavl, court fines parents of 7th grader 20,000 rubles for AI-generated video of teacher
In Yaroslavl, a 7th grader used AI to generate a video of his math teacher transforming into a bare-chested man. The video appeared in a school chat, and the teacher filed a lawsuit, claiming her honor and reputation were damaged. The court ordered the parents to pay 10,000 rubles each.
The parents argued that their son was just following a trend and meant no offense. The court ruled that the student's actions caused moral harm to the teacher. This is the first such case in the region, highlighting how easily modern technology can get out of control ⚠️
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