Meta Oversight Board Is Reviewing Policies Around Deepfake Nudes

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The board will evaluate whether two separate AI-created images depicting “nude” women posted on Facebook should have been removed under Meta’s content policies, according to a statement Tuesday. The organization, which is funded by Meta but designed to be independent, reviews content decisions made on Facebook and Instagram.

Sexually explicit deepfake images of Swift began flooding Facebook, Instagram, X and other social media platforms in January, prompting outcry ...