Porn spam with 'AI girlfriends' sneaks onto a university domain: the AI hook is now ammunition for fraud

By Tema EN · virtual girlfriends/partners · October 14, 2026.

The material we received is not an article. It is an adult-content spam headline that uses the term 'AI Girlfriend' as bait. It is associated with the University of Córdoba (UCO) domain. There are no facts about artificial intelligence to report: no figures, no product, no company. That is why this piece is brief.

The only verifiable information lies in the URL itself. The link points to a virtual tour page of the UCO's SCAI service. It includes an 'xml' parameter with base64-encoded data. Judging by its appearance, it decodes to a reference to an XML file hosted on an external GitHub Pages domain. This is our own technical reading, not a confirmation from the university. It is consistent with common parameter-injection techniques in web viewers. With them, a third party makes a legitimate page load outside content and exploits the domain's reputation to rank spam.

There is no basis for attributing responsibility to the UCO. Most likely, its page is the vehicle and not the author. Nor can we say who is behind the link.

Our take: 'virtual girlfriend' and 'AI' sell clicks, and spam now exploits them just as it once exploited other buzzwords. In the short term, this means more noise and more risk of scams around virtual companions, a market that is real and legitimate in other contexts. For readers, the rule is simple: do not open these links, even if the domain looks trustworthy. For institutions, the lesson is to review which parameters each public page accepts. This kind of abuse is a security nuisance, not an AI failure. That is why it deserves no more analysis than this.