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Hundreds of ordinary-looking AI apps found hiding sexually abusive deepfake features

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Researchers found around 400 apps and websites that look like normal AI tools but secretly let people make violent and abusive AI images and videos. The apps are linked to developers who write in Chinese.

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What to do

  1. Avoid downloading AI apps from unverified developers, especially those with little public history or unclear ownership.
  2. If you find someone has created abusive deepfakes of you, report them to the platform and to local authorities.
  3. Platform operators should audit listed AI apps for hidden sexual or violent generation features.

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  1. Mon 2 NovemberHundreds of Mundane AI Apps Are Hiding Sexually Abusive Deepfake FeaturesWired (Security)

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