These Men Allegedly Profit by Teaching People How to Make AI Porn

An Arizona lawsuit alleges three Phoenix men profited from AI tools and courses that taught customers to create sexualized fake images and videos of real women without consent.

Plaintiff MG says doctored sexual images of her were used to market the business, which allegedly scraped women’s social media photos to train AI models.

The suit names Jackson Webb, Lucas Webb, and Beau Schultz, along with unnamed customers, and references platforms and brands including AI ModelForge, CreatorCore, Fanvue, and Whop.

The case underscores how generative AI can scale nonconsensual imagery, deepfakes, and online abuse while monetizing women’s likenesses.