Meta slow to remove ads promoting AI apps that undress teen girls

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Meta allowed advertisements for AI-powered 'nudification' apps to run on its platforms, including Instagram, despite the apps targeting real images of underage girls. The ads were flagged for exploiting minors by digitally undressing them using artificial intelligence tools. Meta was criticized for being slow to act in removing these advertisements after they were identified. The incident raises serious concerns about the social media giant's content moderation practices and its ability to protect minors from exploitation on its platforms.

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