Monday, December 1, 2025
2:00 – 3:30 pm ET

Understand Risks, Prevention & Response

Investigating cases of AI-generated harassment can be difficult, frustrating and confounding, especially if a perpetrator cannot be identified and supportive measures for impacted individuals are hard to identify and implement. Artificial Intelligence is being used as a tool for harassment and extortion in numerous aways including: 

• Deepfake pornography and nonconsensual image creation
• Chatbots and virtual agents to engage in inappropriate and harassing behavior
• Stalking efforts and to impersonate individuals
• Doxxing
• AI-generated avatars used in online games and on social media platforms to harass avatars who represent real people 

Perpetrators of AI-generated harassment can remain anonymous and unknown to the targets of harassment; however, their targets still experience emotional and psychological harm.

Join us on December 1, 2025 when our presenter will discuss the Title IX intersections with artificial intelligence and harassment, as well strategies for preventing and addressing these types of incidents and issues.  

Topics Covered

Gain crucial, actionable takeaways that will help you: 

• Understand how AI technologies can be misused to facilitate sexual harassment (e.g., deepfakes, impersonation, chatbot misconduct) and strategies for preventing and addressing these types of incidents.
• Evaluate the ethical and legal implications of using AI tools in harassment reporting, investigation and prevention.
• Develop strategies to update institutional policies and train stakeholders on AI-related harassment risks.
• Train your campus community on how to identify when this type of harassment is occurring and raise awareness on tools for reporting. 

Presenter

Pam Peter currently serves as the Title IX Coordinator for Students and Director of Student Title IX Case Management at Syracuse University.
Click here for full bio.