<p>After a month-long investigation into various complaints of morphed objectionable images of school children being circulated through social media, the Cyber wing of the Kerala police identified a 14-year-old boy as the culprit.</p>.<p>Police said they have traced the mobile and identified the boy after seeking assistance from social media platforms including Instagram and Telegram.</p>.<p>Since the boy is a minor, we won't be able to arrest him, a police official told <em>PTI</em>.</p>.Kerala: 9-year-old child’s recovery from Nipah virus a rare success story, feat for medical world.<p>"A social background report will be filed before a competent court. The minor accused will be summoned before a Juvenile Justice Board," the official said.</p>.<p>The issue pertains to the alleged spreading of suspected AI-generated objectionable images of school children through social media.</p>.<p>Police said the accused used the images of his schoolmates which he got from the school social media groups and generated the morphed images.</p>.<p>The accused used numerous fake accounts on social media and also allegedly have used to threaten them.</p>.<p>The Cyber wing of the Kerala police from Wayand analysed thousands of Instagram pages, numerous Telegram accounts and sim cards before identifying the accused.</p>
<p>After a month-long investigation into various complaints of morphed objectionable images of school children being circulated through social media, the Cyber wing of the Kerala police identified a 14-year-old boy as the culprit.</p>.<p>Police said they have traced the mobile and identified the boy after seeking assistance from social media platforms including Instagram and Telegram.</p>.<p>Since the boy is a minor, we won't be able to arrest him, a police official told <em>PTI</em>.</p>.Kerala: 9-year-old child’s recovery from Nipah virus a rare success story, feat for medical world.<p>"A social background report will be filed before a competent court. The minor accused will be summoned before a Juvenile Justice Board," the official said.</p>.<p>The issue pertains to the alleged spreading of suspected AI-generated objectionable images of school children through social media.</p>.<p>Police said the accused used the images of his schoolmates which he got from the school social media groups and generated the morphed images.</p>.<p>The accused used numerous fake accounts on social media and also allegedly have used to threaten them.</p>.<p>The Cyber wing of the Kerala police from Wayand analysed thousands of Instagram pages, numerous Telegram accounts and sim cards before identifying the accused.</p>