Apple and Google are facing legal pressure to remove AI-powered "nudify" apps from their app stores.
These apps use artificial intelligence to create fake nude images of people without their permission, raising serious concerns about privacy and online safety.
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu says these apps violate California law because they can be used to create harmful deepfake content.
Officials also argue that Apple and Google have continued to allow these apps on their platforms despite having policies against abusive and explicit content.
Both companies have now been asked to remove the identified apps and strengthen their app review process.
If they fail to take action, they could face further legal proceedings under California's laws related to AI-generated deepfake content.
As AI tools continue to grow, this case could influence how app stores review AI-powered applications in the future and encourage stronger measures to protect users from misuse.
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