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Graphika: apps and websites using AI to undress women in photos are soaring in popularity; 34 such providers together had 24M+ unique visitors in September 2023

AI-Generated ‘Undressing’ Images Move from Niche Pornography Discussion Forums … Amaka Nwaokocha / Cointelegraph : AI deepfake nude services skyrocket in popularity: Research Jason Nelson / Decrypt : AI Undressing: Deepfake Nude Services Skyrocket in Popularity Matt Growcoot / PetaPixel : AI Image Apps That ‘Undress’ Women Are on the Rise Jyoti Mann / Business Insider : There's been a creepy rise in people using AI apps to ‘undress’ women in photos, data shows Sherin Shibu / The Messenger : Services Offering AI-Generated Nudes Of Real People Are Exploding Right Now, Report Says Ian King / Yahoo Finance : Broadcom CEO Expects AI Windfall Even as Sales Growth Slows Threads: Avneesh Chandra / @avneeshchandra : 📢 Stop what you're doing and read Graphika's latest report by @santi4dc, who did an incredible job illustrating the scale of the problem of AI tools being used for generating non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) for profit. https://graphika.com/... X: @eff : Apps & sites using AI to undress women in photos are surging. “We are seeing more and more of this being done by ordinary people with ordinary targets,” EFF's @evacide told @business. “You see it among high school children and people who are in college.” https://www.bloomberg.com/... @graphika_nyc : This latest report from Graphika looks into the growing problem of online services selling #AIGenerated, non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII). Download the full report here: https://graphika.com/... [image] LinkedIn: Catherine McKee Sienkaniec : 🤬 The benefits of AI will be nefarious in so many instances, but there are no regulators.  —  The Silicon Valley mafia breaks the rules and makes the laws we must abide by. … Forums: Hacker News : Apps That Use AI to Undress Women in Photos Soaring in Use

Bloomberg Margi Murphy

Context & Ripple Effects

Graphika's finding puts a scale marker on an abuse category that had already moved beyond isolated deepfake incidents. Earlier coverage of image-model sharing built around material taken without consent showed how generative-image ecosystems could lower the barrier to producing sexualized content.

The reported audience growth also arrives as US lawmakers were pursuing penalties for AI-generated nude targeting, particularly involving women and teen girls. It turns a debate over individual harms into one about services with substantial consumer reach.

First-order effects

  • The 34 providers identified by Graphika gain evidence of a large, reachable audience for AI-generated undressing services, while people whose photos are repurposed face a more scalable form of non-consensual intimate imagery.
  • The finding gives policymakers, platforms, and abuse researchers a concrete indicator that this activity is no longer confined to niche discussion forums.

Second-order effects

  • Pressure is likely to shift toward the distribution points around these services—app stores, hosting, payment, social discovery, and model-sharing communities—because a provider-level response alone may not address reach.
  • The apparent demand strengthens the case for targeted legal remedies and reporting pathways; lawmakers already scrambling over AI-generated nude abuse have a clearer rationale for treating it as a service-market problem rather than a one-off moderation issue.

Third-order effects

  • If access to image-generation tools continues to combine with easy consumer distribution, non-consensual sexual imagery could become a persistent governance category for generative AI, alongside questions of consent in model training and content creation.
  • The durable policy challenge will be assigning responsibility across a fragmented stack of model sources, websites, and intermediaries, potentially producing uneven rules across jurisdictions.

The trend: Generative AI abuse is shifting from technically specialized deepfake production toward consumer-facing services whose distribution scale drives demands for accountability across the AI supply chain.

Discussion

  • @avneeshchandra Avneesh Chandra on threads
    📢 Stop what you're doing and read Graphika's latest report by @santi4dc, who did an incredible job illustrating the scale of the problem of AI tools being used for generating non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) for profit. https://graphika.com/...
  • @eff @eff on x
    Apps & sites using AI to undress women in photos are surging. “We are seeing more and more of this being done by ordinary people with ordinary targets,” EFF's @evacide told @business. “You see it among high school children and people who are in college.” https://www.bloomberg.com…
  • @graphika_nyc @graphika_nyc on x
    This latest report from Graphika looks into the growing problem of online services selling #AIGenerated, non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII). Download the full report here: https://graphika.com/... [image]