Police charge a former Gold Coast teacher after investigators allege explicit AI-generated material was found on a work computer connected to the teacher. Multiple outlets report the case involves purported “deepfake” or AI-generated child exploitation material that was allegedly discovered on a device used for work at A.B. Paterson College. Authorities say they are investigating how the material was obtained and stored, and whether it was accessed, shared, or otherwise used. The matter is reported as a criminal charge, though the specific charge category and the number or details of the alleged files are not provided in the summaries. The teacher is described as a former employee of the school, and police action centres on the computer as the key point of evidence. Reporting from Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney outlets is consistent on the core elements: the person is a former Gold Coast teacher, the alleged content is explicit and AI-generated, and police are investigating following discovery on a work computer at A.B. Paterson College.