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Home/AI Incident Database/San Francisco City Attorney sues 16 "nudify" websites that generated non-consensual images of women and girls

San Francisco City Attorney sues 16 "nudify" websites that generated non-consensual images of women and girls

The first government lawsuit targeting nudification services, brought after the Almendralejo and Westfield school cases, sought to shut sites that turned photos of real women and children into sexual images.

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