Meta is taking legal action against Joy Timeline HK, the company behind the CrushAI app, for advertising AI 'nudify' apps on Facebook and Instagram. These apps create fake nude images of individuals without their consent. Meta is using new technology to detect and remove these ads and is sharing information with other tech companies. In other news, a U.S. government vaccine website was defaced with AI-generated content, including inappropriate images and LGBTQ+ posts, as part of a larger spam operation. In Pennsylvania, Amazon is investing $20 billion in AI infrastructure, while President Trump is scheduled to speak at an AI energy summit in Pittsburgh. AI is also making its way into courtrooms, as discussed by criminal attorney Brock Benjamin. Several companies are investing in AI, including Nvidia and Samsung in robotics startup Skild AI, and Skillsoft partnering with Salesforce for AI training in Agentforce. Extreme Networks has launched Platform ONE, an AI-powered platform for network and security management. ChatGPT is aiming to compete with Google in AI and search, while a discussion continues about whether China can win the AI race. TCS is set to launch Nvidia-powered AI products for the telecoms sector.
Key Takeaways
- Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK for advertising AI 'nudify' apps that create fake nude images without consent.
- Meta is using new technology and sharing information to combat AI 'nudify' apps.
- A U.S. government vaccine website was defaced with AI-generated spam content.
- Amazon is investing $20 billion in AI infrastructure in Pennsylvania.
- President Trump will speak at an AI energy summit in Pittsburgh.
- AI is increasingly being used in courtroom proceedings.
- Nvidia and Samsung are investing in robotics startup Skild AI.
- Skillsoft and Salesforce are partnering for AI training in Agentforce.
- Extreme Networks launched Platform ONE, an AI-powered platform for network and security.
- ChatGPT aims to compete with Google in AI and search.
Meta sues app maker over AI 'nudifying' ads on Facebook, Instagram
Meta is suing the company behind CrushAI for running ads on Facebook and Instagram that promote 'nudify' apps. These apps use AI to create fake nude images of people without their permission. Meta is working to remove these ads and sharing information with other tech companies. The growth of AI has led to a rise in these apps, causing concerns about online safety.
Meta sues Crush AI for AI 'nudify' ads on its platforms
Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK, the company behind the AI 'nudify' app Crush AI, for advertising on its platforms. Crush AI uses AI to create fake, sexually explicit images of real people without their consent. Meta claims the company tried to get around its review process by using many accounts and changing domain names. Meta is now using new technology to find and remove these ads and sharing info with other tech companies.
Meta sues CrushAI developer over AI 'nudify' app ads
Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK Ltd, the developer of the CrushAI app, for running ads on its platforms. CrushAI uses AI to create nude images of people without their permission. Meta is taking legal action to stop the company from advertising on its services. The company had tried to avoid Meta's ad review process after its ads were removed for breaking the rules.
Meta sues Hong Kong company over deepfake nude apps
Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK, a Hong Kong-based company, for promoting 'nudify' apps. These apps use AI to create fake nude images of people without their permission. Meta wants to stop the company from advertising CrushAI apps on its platforms. Meta will share information with other tech companies about ads and accounts that promote these apps.
Meta sues maker of deepfake app for dodging rules on 'nudifying' tech
Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK Limited, the maker of the CrushAI app, for breaking its rules to advertise AI 'nudifying' tech. CrushAI creates sexually explicit deepfakes from photos. Meta says the company used many fake accounts to buy ads that targeted users in the US, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the UK. The lawsuit aims to stop the app maker from getting around Meta's rules.
Meta Sues Hong Kong Firm over Deepfake Nude Apps
Meta is suing a Hong Kong-based business for allegedly promoting so-called nudify apps, as the Facebook owner attempts to combat a surge in naked and sexual images created by artificial intelligence. The tech giant it filed a lawsuit in Hong Kong to stop Joy Timeline HK Ltd. allegedly advertising CrushAI apps on Meta platforms. The apps allow people to create AI-generated nude or sexually explicit images of individuals without their consent, Meta said in a on its website Thursday.
Meta fights 'nudify' apps with lawsuit and new tech
Meta is suing Joy Timeline HK Limited, the company behind CrushAI apps, for creating AI-generated nude images without consent. Meta is also sharing information with other tech companies to help remove these apps from the internet. They are developing new technology to find ads for these apps, even if the ads don't show nudity. Meta supports laws that help fight the spread of non-consensual intimate images.
US vaccine site hit by AI furry content attack
The US government's vaccine website was hacked and filled with AI-generated furry content. The site, run by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), was defaced with images of furry romance novels and other inappropriate content. Other sites, like NVIDIA and NPR, were also affected by similar AI spam, redirecting users to a spam page. The HHS has disabled the Vaccine Hub domain.
US vaccine website defaced with AI-generated spam
A U.S. government website about vaccines was defaced with AI-generated content. The website, run by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), was filled with gay-themed and LGBTQ+ posts. The HHS website is part of a larger spam operation affecting sites like NPR, Nvidia, and Stanford University. These sites redirect to a spam page called wowlazy.com.
Amazon invests $20B in Pennsylvania AI, boosting local economy
Amazon is investing $20 billion in AI infrastructure in Pennsylvania, building new data centers. This is the largest private sector investment in the state's history. The project will create jobs and boost the local economy. Pennsylvania is well-suited for data centers because it has abundant energy and skilled workers.
Trump to speak at McCormick's AI energy summit in Pittsburgh
President Trump will speak at Senator Dave McCormick's Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit in Pittsburgh on July 15. They will discuss AI, energy, and labor. Key figures from the White House, Big Tech, and Big Energy will attend. McCormick aims to promote Pennsylvania's energy resources as a base for AI-driven industry.
AI debate enters courtrooms across the nation
El Paso criminal attorney Brock Benjamin discusses how Artificial Intelligence is now being used in courtroom proceedings.
Nvidia, Samsung invest in robotics startup Skild AI
Samsung Electronics Co. and will take minority stakes in as they seek to bolster their work in the emerging consumer robotics industry. The South Korean tech leader is making a $10 million investment in Skild, which develops software for robots, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The Santa Clara, California chipmaker is putting in $25 million, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing unannounced plans.
Skillsoft and Salesforce partner for AI training in Agentforce
Skillsoft is partnering with Salesforce to add AI-powered customer service training to Agentforce. Skillsoft CAISY, a coaching tool, will be added to the platform, letting support teams practice customer conversations and get coaching. Managers can track team progress and find skill gaps. The goal is to improve customer service by giving teams better training.
Extreme Networks launches AI Platform ONE for network and security
Extreme Networks has launched Platform ONE, an AI-powered platform for managing networks and security. It uses AI to automate tasks and reduce manual work. The platform combines networking and security, making it easier to manage IT. It includes an AI Service Agent for troubleshooting and an AI Canvas for creating dashboards. The platform is expected to be widely available in Q3 2025.
ChatGPT aims to beat Google in AI and search
ChatGPT has grown quickly and now wants to compete with Google in AI and search. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wants ChatGPT to be the top choice for young users. OpenAI is working to win in both AI and search against rivals like Google. Altman is promoting ChatGPT as a leader in the next generation of search.
Can China win the AI race?
This article discusses whether China can catch up to the United States in the field of Artificial Intelligence. It suggests there is a race for supremacy between the two countries.
TCS to launch Nvidia-powered AI products for telecoms
TCS will roll out Nvidia-powered agentic AI and digital twin products for the telecoms sector.
Sources
- Meta sues app-maker as part of crack down on 'nudifying'
- Meta sues AI 'nudify' app Crush AI for advertising on its platforms
- Meta files lawsuit against developer of CrushAI 'nudify' app
- Meta Sues Hong Kong Firm in Crackdown on Deepfake Nude Apps
- Meta sues maker of explicit deepfake app for dodging its rules to advertise AI ‘nudifying’ tech
- Meta Sues Hong Kong Firm in Crackdown on Deepfake Nude Apps
- Combating Nudify Apps with Lawsuit & New Technology
- Paws and effect: US government vaccine site muzzled by AI furry content
- US government's vaccine website defaced with AI-generated content
- Amazon AI investment in old coal country a boom for working-class locally and nationally, pols say
- Scoop: Trump to headline Sen. McCormick's AI energy summit in Pittsburgh
- Artificial intelligence debate makes its way into courtrooms across the nation
- Nvidia, Samsung Plan Investments in Robotics Startup Skild AI
- Skillsoft partners with Salesforce to deliver AI training via Agentforce | ETIH EdTech News
- Extreme Networks Launches AI-Powered Platform ONE for Unified Network and Security Management
- ChatGPT juggernaut takes aim at Google's crown
- Can China Catch Up on AI?
- TCS to roll out Nvidia-powered agentic AI and digital twin products for telecoms sector