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Safety · 4 min · Updated September 2026

AI-generated nude image

If someone has made a nude image of your child with AI, it is serious even if it “isn’t real”. Your child needs you to take it seriously — not a technical debate.

In short

Do not keep the image sitting openly on the phone. Report it in the app. Contact the police. SletDet and AnmeldDet at Save the Children Denmark can help. Tell your child it is not their fault, and that you take it seriously. It is not your child’s job to prove the image is AI.

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    Stop the spread

    Report the post or message. Ask others not to share. You do not need to argue about whether the image “is AI”. Focus on getting it removed and protecting your child.

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    Get outside help

    Contact the police. SletDet at Save the Children Denmark advises, and AnmeldDet takes reports of child sexual abuse material. If your child is being pressured or threatened, prioritise safety and contact the police on 114. Keep screenshots of posts and usernames — without spreading the image further.

More help in Denmark

If you need someone to talk to, use these — they are free, and they take parents and children.

  • SletDet counselling 29 27 01 01

    Save the Children’s free counselling in Denmark for children, young people and parents facing bullying, image sharing, hacking and other harmful experiences online. Call 29 27 01 01. You do not need everything sorted before you call.

  • AnmeldDet

    Save the Children’s hotline for anonymously reporting child sexual abuse material seen online. Save the URL and date if you can — but report even without them.

  • Digital sexual offences

    The Danish police explain grooming and how to report if a child is pressured or threatened online. Read the guidance before confronting the other party.

  • Parents’ Helpline 35 55 55 57

    Børns Vilkår. Free, anonymous counselling for parents and relatives in Denmark on 35 55 55 57. They take calls about screens, conflict and online problems.

  • Police 114 114

    Call 114, or report on politi.dk, when it is not an emergency but you need the police. Keep confirmation of the report if you receive one.

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