26/11/2025 20:00
The Guardian
Former Nationals leader could announce his decision to quit as early as today, reports claim. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe eSafety commissioner has said a UK-based company behind three of the most widely used “nudify” deepfake services has blocked Australian users after the company was given a warning by eSafety in September that its services were being used to generate AI child exploitation material.The regulator hasn’t named the company but correspondence from eSafety obtained by Guardian Australia under freedom of information laws reveal it is Itai Tech.We know ‘nudify’ services have been used to devastating effect in Australian schools and, with this major provider blocking their use by Australians, we believe it will have a tangible impact on the number of Australian school children falling victim to AI-generated child sexual exploitation.Since February 2024, police have regularly undertaken a range of enquiries and small-scale searches as part of the current investigation.We are not in a position to supply further specific details of today’s operational activity at this time. Continue reading...
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