“This is the AI men actually use”: Meta ads pushed apps nudifying real teens
TTP found Meta ran ads for AI nudify apps using real photos of minors, including a CSAM ad, drawing scrutiny from US and Australian regulators.
The Tech Transparency Project reported that Meta served ads for AI nudify apps using photos of real teens, which collectively reached over 29,000 people in the EU and 6,800 in the UK, with about 80% of ads shown in the US. A Facebook page posing as representing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ran a CSAM ad that Meta only disabled after TTP flagged it. Michigan and Florida attorneys general are investigating, Senator Mark Warner has demanded action, and Australia's eSafety regulator requested information from Meta at a senior level. Meta said flagged ads averaged fewer than 200 impressions with total spend under $5,000.
- Nudify app ads reached 29,000+ people in the EU and 6,800 in the UK
- Fake LDS-affiliated page ran a CSAM ad Meta disabled only after TTP flagged it
- Michigan and Florida attorneys general and Australia's eSafety regulator are scrutinizing Meta
- Senator Mark Warner sent Meta a letter demanding an end to the ads
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