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Meta served ads for app that generated fake nude images of female politicians

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Meta ran advertisements for an application that claimed to create non-consensual nude images of female politicians. At least one ad included a pornographic deepfake video closely resembling a real US politician. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the spread of AI-generated explicit content on major social media platforms. Meta's ad review systems failed to catch the violating content before it was publicly served to users.

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