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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2026 · 34 MIN

Fighting Musk, Grok and Big Tech's "Nudify" Apps

from AngryMaleVet Podcast · host AngryMaleVet

The conversation delves into the alarming rise of non-consensual AI applications, particularly those that exploit individuals’ images without consent. Katie Paul, Director of the Tech Transparency Project, discusses the implications of these technologies, the challenges of regulating Big Tech, and the emotional toll on victims, especially children. The dialogue emphasizes the urgent need for accountability and legislative action to protect individuals from the harms of AI and digital exploitation.Keywords:AI, non-consensual imagery, tech regulation, Big Tech accountability, emotional impact, privacy violations, digital safety, child protection, lobbying influence, tech transparency00:00The Rise of Non-Consensual AI Apps03:00The Journey from Antiquities to Tech Policy06:01The Challenges of Regulating Big Tech08:48The Impact of AI on Society12:06The Emotional Toll of Non-Consensual Imagery15:01The Role of Lawmakers and Individual Action18:09The Future of AI Regulation21:03The Need for Accountability in Tech23:58Hope for Change in Legislation This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit angrymalevet.substack.com/subscribe

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