Page 17 Finding: “An estimated 1.1 million children aged 12–17 had AI-generated sexual images or videos created depicting them.” Table overview: Table A08 presents the estimated number and weighted prevalence of internetusing children aged 12–17 in each of the nine countries included in the second round of the Disrupting Harm study who reported that artificial intelligence was used to create sexual images or videos depicting them during a one-year period preceding the survey. These estimates are based on data collected between 2024 and 2025. The table also presents the sum of the country-level population estimates and the average prevalence across the nine countries included in the analysis. Table A08: Estimated number and weighted prevalence of internet-using children aged 12–17 who had AI-generated sexual images or videos created depicting them in the year prior to being surveyed, by country (2024–2025). Country Number of children subjected to abuse Percentage of subjected to abuse Armenia 1195 0.6 Brazil 501666 3 Colombia 95968 2.2 Dominican Republic 47364 4.1 Mexico 179625 1.4 Montenegro 195 0.4 North Macedonia 5277 4.3 Pakistan 280468 1.2 Serbia 2254 0.6 Sum 1114012 Average Percentage 2% Commentary: Across the nine countries included here, the proportion of children who reported that AI-generated sexual images or videos had been created depicting them in the previous year ranged from 0.4 per cent to 4.3 per cent, with an overall average of 2.0 per cent. This demonstrates a wide variation between countries, highlighting that children’s experiences differ substantially across contexts, with similar caveats as in relation to overall prevalence. It should be noted that children surveyed may be unaware of existing AI-generated images or videos depicting them, so these figures may be underestimated. Through Children’s Eyes Appendix 61