US EditionAmsterdam, Dutch online abuse agency call for worldwide ban of AI nudify apps
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One hundred organizations worldwide are calling for a ban on apps that can "undress" a person in a photo using AI. These "nudifying tools" are being abused to manipulate images, particularly of women and children.
Child Focus, along with some 100 international organizations, is advocating for a ban on deep nude apps and "undressing software." Deep nudes are sexually explicit fake images or videos created using artificial intelligence. "If we don't act now, in 10 years we'll be wondering how we let this happen," says Niels Van Paemel of Child Focus.
In a manifesto, they ask governments to introduce laws within two years that ban the use, distribution and sale of these tools.
Amsterdam and the online abuse expertise center Offlimits are supporting an international call for a ban on technology that can be used to create fake nude images. They are joining more than one hundred organizations worldwide in doing so. The ban concerns so-called nudify tools, AI applications that transform ordinary photos into realistic nude images without the consent of the person in the photo. According to Offlimits, this technology is inc…
Amsterdam, Dutch online abuse agency call for worldwide ban of AI nudify apps
The city of Amsterdam and Offlimits, the expert agency on online abuse, are advocating for a global ban on nudify apps. These AI tools turn ordinary photos into sexually explicit images without the consent of the person in the photo or the copyright holder. According to the expert agency, these apps are increasingly being used for sextortion, cyberbullying, and child sex abuse. Offlimits and the city of Amsterdam are therefore calling on the Dut…
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