Meta Promoted Deepfake Nudity App, Apple Removed It
TL;DR. Meta Platforms ran advertisements for an AI porn-generation tool that created deepfaked videos of female politicians, violating its own ad policies. - The 'Kromix' app promised "no restrictions" and allowed users to upload photos for AI-generated scenarios. - Apple removed the app from its App Store following an inquiry from WIRED due to policy violations. - This incident highlights Meta's ongoing struggle to enforce policies against nonconsensual intimate imagery.
- Meta ran ads for an AI deepfake nudity app called Kromix on its platforms.
- Kromix generated pornographic deepfakes, including those resembling female politicians.
- Apple removed the Kromix app from its App Store after a WIRED investigation.
- The incident underscores Meta's repeated failures to prevent ads for illegal AI content.