San Francisco orders Apple and Google to pull nudify apps from stores

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San Francisco officials have ordered Apple and Google to remove so-called nudify apps from their respective app stores. These applications use artificial intelligence to generate non-consensual nude images of real people. Authorities estimate that both tech giants likely earned millions of dollars in fees from hosting these apps. The move reflects growing regulatory pressure on major platforms to take responsibility for harmful AI-powered tools available through their marketplaces.

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