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3 Arizona women claim their photos were stolen to make AI explicit content

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A Phoenix-area lawsuit claims real photos of young Arizona women were stolen and turned into explicit AI content for profit. Attorneys for the three women, who didn’t want to be identified for privacy reasons, said the operation taught others how to create “AI influencers” and sell subscriptions while trying to avoid detection. One alleged victim says the fallout is personal and it could happen to anyone online.

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