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Some X users report seeing ads for apps that use AI to “undress” women in photos; TikTok and Meta have started to block search terms related to “nudify” apps

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  • @info_rosalie E. Rosalie Li on threads
    X is also the social media platform that gets a significant amount of traffic from adult sites.  For most others, it's minimal.  I thought that was a bit strange.
  • @mattnavarra Matt Navarra on threads
    X Lags Behind TikTok, Meta In Restricting ‘Nudify’ Apps for Non-Consensual AI Porn A week after TikTok and Meta blocked certain search terms related to so-called “nudify” apps, X has not taken the same measures - “Searching “undress” on TikTok Brings up no results either in the “…
  • @janety.bsky.social Janet Y. on bluesky
    Why are people still on Twitter/X? [embedded post]
  • @kevinish Kevin Harrish on x
    This isn't just on my timeline, either. I was on Kirk's profile page. Twitter literally allowed a DeepFake AI nude generator to advertise on the profile page of ESPN's most prominent college football personality. A verified account with 1.6 million followers. [image]
  • @thechildweb3 Beau on x
    Love to see X advertisements promoting AI porn generators to help you “undress any girl” So fucking creepy. Of course MAYC PFP too [image]
  • @davidthewid David Gray Widder on x
    twitter serving me ads for AI apps to undress women 🤮 [image]
  • @athundt @athundt on x
    Pretty sure X is distributing an advertisement for illegal activity. The purpose is explicitly written as a chat: “User: [explicit image sent] Woman: did you hack me? Delete this photo immediately!” This is similar to descriptions of revenge porn, but with generative AI.
  • @bumblejack_ @bumblejack_ on x
    While ppl were arguing about AI and copyright bullshit this last year this is the kind of thing I was FAR more concerned with.
  • @thatstarwarsgrl @thatstarwarsgrl on x
    So last night some weirdo emailed me threatening to leak my “nudes” which was just an Ai generated image from a pic he took off my insta.. E for effort there dude but even I did have nudes to leak posting them would only grow my audience base not hinder it lol [image]
  • @theebonymaw @theebonymaw on x
    Is anybody getting ads for an AI app that promises it can make fake nudes of any girl you want, and pairs it with a text message screenshot that absolutely implies that you can use the pics to blackmail said girl? I've gotten 5 in the last few hrs & I find it disgusting as fuck.
  • @maria_antoniak Maria Antoniak on x
    @davidthewid They don't even try to pretend about the tool's purpose; the screenshot shows someone using the generation to harass the victim in the photograph. This is sickening.
  • @davbatz @davbatz on x
    It seems my days here may be numbered... Very sad on multiple levels. I have a code for the blue place, dm if you want
  • @eshumarneedi @eshumarneedi on x
    It doesn't surprise me that X is running ads for apps like these. It's par for the course, in fact. I'm slightly more surprised, though not shocked, that the government hasn't made these apps illegal yet. What are they doing there in Congress?
  • @neuwaves Jordan Pearson on x
    New: A week after TikTok and Meta began restricting the search term “undress” after a report on the popularity of so-called “nudify” AI apps, X still hasn't done the same as users complain of ads on their timelines, Motherboard found. https://www.vice.com/...
  • @jason_koebler Jason Koebler on x
    X's downward spiral continues through the bottom of the barrel as it begins to show advertisements for nonconsensual AI-undressing apps: “Did you hack me? Delete this photo immediately!” the ad says https://www.404media.co/...