Midlands MEP Maria Walsh says these apps need to be held legally accountable.
The European Parliament is banning AI ‘nudification’ apps.
The move is part of the Digital Omnibus package and marks the EU's latest step in tackling deepfake technology used to exploit people.
Midlands MEP Maria Walsh, is campaigning for stronger laws against deepfakes and believes it's a crucial move to protect women and girls from digital violence.
The Fine Gael Rep says these apps are a form of cyberviolence and must be met with legal accountability:
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