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Apple tightens App Store rules against AI 'nudify' apps
Updated store rules now explicitly ban apps that use AI to generate intimate images of people without their consent. The changes follow criticism of Apple over deepfakes made with Grok.
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ZK-JPEG: Compression-Resistant Proof of a Photo's Authenticity
Researchers have unveiled a cryptographic tool that confirms a JPEG image was derived from a genuine camera photo — even after compression and permissible edits.
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Meta Ran Ads Featuring AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material
Researchers uncovered dozens of paid ads in Meta's ad library containing AI-generated images of child sexual abuse — all of which passed the company's moderation.
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AI Content Labeling Rules Take Effect in the EU
As of August 2, companies are required to tell users when they are talking to artificial intelligence and to label AI-generated deepfakes. Violations carry fines of up to €15 million.
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xAI Sues Minnesota Over Law Targeting “Nudification” Apps
Days before the law was to take effect, Elon Musk's company filed suit against the state's attorney general, arguing that the ban on nudification technology violates the First Amendment.
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Hugging Face Accused of Enabling Deepfakes That Undress Women and Children
A report from the European NGO AI Forensics claims that seven of the nine most popular image-editing models on Hugging Face will “undress” people on a simple request without resistance, while the platform does almost nothing to prevent it.
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Meta Disables Instagram Feature That Let Users Create AI Deepfakes of Public Accounts
After a wave of criticism, Meta has disabled a recently introduced Instagram feature that let users generate AI images based on the content of public accounts. The feature made it possible to use other people's material without the owners' consent.