Meta has sued the maker of a popular AI "nudify" app, Crush AI, that reportedly ran thousands of ads across its platforms.

Key Takeaways Meta on Thursday said it is taking legal action to a company using AI technology to create nonconsensual sexual ...

Meta said Thursday that it's suing an app maker that uses artificial intelligence to simulate nude images of real people who ...

Meta agreed to pay $14.8 billion for a 49 percent stake in the AI data firm Scale AI, which will give the company access to ...

Many AI models were trained on the text of books, but a new test found at least one model has directly memorised nearly the ...

So-called “nudify” apps take photos of clothed individuals and turn them into fake nudes, even if the subjects have not ...

Meta is cracking down on AI 'nudify' apps, but it's less about the AI's output and more about companies dodging ad policies ...

The legal action comes on the heels of a recently published CBS News investigation that found hundreds of ads for nudify apps ...

Meta is suing the Hong Kong-based maker of the app CrushAI, a platform capable of creating sexually explicit deepfakes, ...

The lawsuit is against Joy Timeline HK Limited, which used Meta ads to promote an app that uses AI to take a photo of someone and create nude imagery of them.

Disney and Universal’s lawsuit isn’t about stopping the technology, experts say. It’s about making sure they get a cut.

Meta said it has seen a troubling rise in so-called "nudify" apps, which use AI to create fake, non-consensual nude or sexually explicit images. In response, the company said it is ramping up ...