Apple ordered to remove 8 'nudify' AI apps from the iPhone's App Store

Apple has been accused of "aiding and abetting" the use of "nudify" AI apps on the iPhone, with San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu demanding they be removed from the App Store in a new cease-and-desist letter sent to the company.AI nudity apps are a problem for the App StoreA Wired report notes that both Apple and Google have been told to prevent the sale of AI apps that can be used to create deepfake images. They must also "sever" business relationships with all of the developers responsible for the apps.So-called "nudify" apps have been around for some time. They allow users to create non-consensual intimate images of others, often minors, without the knowledge of the subject. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums