Apple has banned apps that “undress” people using AI from the App Store
🚫 Apple has banned applications in the App Store that “undress” people using AI. The company has tightened the rules for services that create realistic intimate deepfakes without the consent of the people depicted. Now developers are obliged to prevent the creation of such content and promptly...
- 01.🚫 Apple has banned applications in the App Store that “undress” people using AI
- 02.The company has tightened the rules for services that create realistic intimate deepfakes without the consent of the people depicted
- 03.Now developers are obliged to prevent the creation of such content and promptly...
🚫 Apple запретила в App Store приложения, которые «раздевают» людей с помощью ИИ Компания ужесточила правила для сервисов, создающих реалистичные интимные дипфейки без согласия изображённых людей. Теперь разработчики обязаны предотвращать создание такого контента и оперативно удалять его. В противном случае приложения могут исключить из App Store. Отдельно Apple взялась за сервисы, которые скрывают запрещённые функции при проверке, а затем активируют их после публикации. За подобные нарушения разработчикам грозит блокировка аккаунта. Источник
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