A Sydney-based tech startup, Coreflow, launched in 2025 and offers salaries up to $800,000 a year for an engineer and up to $450,000 a year for a growth team member. The company, which boasts attaining 20 million users worldwide since launching last year and is called "the Netflix of AI" by staff, operates OurDream, ranked as the biggest AI porn website on the internet. OurDream's site explicitly bans prohibited content, including "content depicting, implying, or coded to suggest individuals under 18 in a sexual, suggestive, or romantic context." However, the ABC identified 11 female AI-generated "companions" on the site that appeared to be 15 years old or younger, according to age-estimation technology. Colm Gannon from the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC) stated that people engaging with such adolescent-looking avatars "become familiarised with the childlike identity engaging in sexual talk, and then it actually can cause escalation in harmful behaviour." The ABC's investigation into whether the website could be breaching laws against child sex abuse material led to police visiting the ABC to investigate the material uncovered.