Meta said they have recently made another change to address the broader issue of the “Nudify” app online by sharing information with other tech companies.
“Since we began sharing this information at the end of March, we have provided over 3,800 unique URLs to participating tech companies,” he said.
The company admitted that there are issues with companies that avoid the rules of deploying advertising without knowledge, such as creating new domain names that replace banned domain names.
He said he has developed a new technology designed to identify such advertisements, even if they do not include nude.
The Nudify app is just the latest example of AI being used to create problematic content on social media platforms.
Another concern is to use AI to create very realistic images and celebrity videos – to fraud or mislead people.
June Meta Monitoring Committee, External It criticized the decision to leave a Facebook post showing AI-controlled video of a man who looks like Brazilian football legend Ronaldo Nazario.
Meta had previously tried to fight fraudsters who used facial recognition technology to fraudulently use celebrities in advertising.
It also requires political advertisers to declare their use of AI due to fears about the effects of deepfakes on elections.
