DeepNude, the application that we talked about last week when we told you that it can undress any women in the pictures, has not disappeared, although its creators have withdrawn it. As its creators said last week, the original DeepNude application was copied, and is still distributed on the Internet, so it can be used to undress women in pictures.
DeepNude it is distributed by many people on the Internet, but not for free, but for a fee, because the original version has been withdrawn, so it can no longer be installed. Some people make good money from its distribution, and on a discord server someone was asking for 20 dollars for the DeepNude application that undresses women from pictures using artificial intelligence.
DeepNude it is also distributed by others, for prices that reach up to 50 dollars, but those who pay this money forget the fact that the application is a total joke, not something real. The creators of DeepNude have recognized the fact that the application does not undress women in the pictures, but superimposes over their bodies others that resemble them to a certain extent.
On Monday morning, chat platform Discord banned a server that was selling a version of DeepNude, a program that creates non-consensual nude images of women using machine learning algorithms. The server included a link to download a version of the DeepNude software and instructions for how to pay the creators—who were asking for $20 donations to use the program—through Amazon gift cards or Bitcoin.
DeepNude it was withdrawn because it hurt many women who had doctored pictures of them shared on the Internet, and the creators decided that such a thing should not happen, although the pictures were marked as fake. DeepNude started as an experiment, but ended up attracting a lot of attention because it undresses the women in the pictures, but not too much.
