BBC has reportedly discovered a “web” of online spammers producing AI-generated images of the Holocaust. These posts feature Jews in Holocaust camps, and have been labelled by spokespersons of Holocaust Memorial Organizations in Europe as a weaponization of atrocity. By exploiting the memory of the holocaust, content creators have turned it into an “emotional game”, garnering views by spamming thousands of identical photos in what has been termed “AI-slop”, a phenomenon incentivized by the reward systems of private social media platforms. Holocaust Memorial organizations have singled out Meta, the parent company of Facebook, for facilitating the proliferation of these spam posts through its algorithmic incentives and weak content moderation guidelines. Most of these posts were also stolen from the Auschwitz Museum and fabricated through AI systems. The BBC tracked multiple accounts based in Pakistan who have relied on Holocaust related AI-slop to “game” Meta’s Content Monetization Programme which pays users based on the magnitude of audience their posts attract. According to interviewees involved in these schemes, Pakistani accounts were catering their outputs to attract a highly lucrative Western audience, and these incentives have ultimately warped into this new “AI Holocaust” trend.