eSafety Warning on AI ‘Nudify’ Apps Used by Aussie Students
The eSafety Commissioner has issued a critical warning regarding the rising trend of AI ‘nudify’ apps among Australian students. These applications, designed to alter images and create inappropriate content without consent, pose serious risks, including the potential for exploitation and cyberbullying. The eSafety Commission emphasizes that using such apps can lead to severe emotional distress and legal consequences, as the creation and distribution of non-consensual explicit images is illegal. Students are urged to avoid these applications and report any instances of misuse. Parents and educators play a vital role in educating young people about the dangers of these technologies. Promoting digital literacy and respectful online behavior is essential to protect students from the dangerous implications associated with AI nudification. For more information on digital safety and resources, visit the eSafety Commissioner’s website.
