San Francisco orders Apple and Google to remove AI nudify apps from stores

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San Francisco's City Attorney's Office has sent cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google this week, demanding the removal of 13 AI-powered 'nudify' apps from their platforms. The apps use face-swap technology to generate non-consensual explicit imagery, and authorities say they are overwhelmingly used to target women and girls. The city is calling on the two tech giants to stop profiting from these applications. The legal action reflects growing concern among regulators about the misuse of AI tools to create harmful and exploitative content.

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