Study: X and YouTube Serve as Gateways to Nudify Apps
Wired AI · rss · 2026-07-15
A new study reveals that YouTube and X are directing users to "nudify" websites, which can generate non-consensual explicit deepfake images for as little as $1 per photo.
The core issue isn't the model's capability itself, but how platform traffic funnels users to these abusive tools, amplifying the spread and harm of involuntary deepfakes.
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