Since the first AI-generated fake porn was created by a Redditor at the end of 2017, these systems have become more sophisticated. The website’s startup-like growth tactics signal a maturity in abusive “nudifying” deepfake technologies, which overwhelmingly target and harm women. The original website has been previously reported on, but the extent of its partner programs has not. The website has made its algorithms available to “partners” through access to its APIs and two spin-off websites have been created by other people. In recent months the website has expanded its services, earning its creator potentially thousands of dollars. Previously, similar technologies have only worked with partially clothed photographs. Researchers say its output is “hyper-realistic,” and unlike similar abusive platforms, it can generate pornographic images even when the person in the original photo is fully clothed. It digitally “removes” clothing from non-nude photos to create nonconsensual pornographic deepfakes. The website, which WIRED is not naming to limit its amplification, has existed since last year. The expansion efforts have allowed the service to proliferate despite bans placed on its payment infrastructure. A deepfake website that generates “nude” images of women using artificial intelligence is spreading its murky tentacles across the web-spawning look-alike services through partner agreements and recruiting new users through a referral system.

Deepfake app that creates nudes