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“Apple removed the Kromix app from the App Store after it was discovered that the AI‑powered tool was being used to generate pornographic deepfakes of real people, including a woman resembling a prominent U.S. politician. The app had initially passed review but added prohibited “nudification” features later, prompting Apple to act under its App Review Guidelines. Meta also pulled a targeted ad campaign that showcased the app’s capabilities, which had been shown exclusively to male users. Expert Analysis: This incident underscores the growing pressure on tech platforms to police AI‑generated content that can threaten personal privacy and political discourse in the United States. Stricter enforcement may drive developers to embed compliance checks earlier, while regulators could consider new legislation to address AI‑driven deepfake pornography.”
WIRED reports that Meta ran ads for a now-pulled App Store app that let users create AI-generated pornographic deepfakes of real people, with one of the ads featuring a woman resembling a prominent US politician. Here are the details.
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Originally reported by 9to5Mac
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