While Lensa parent company Prisma Lab's CEO and co-founder Andrey Usoltsev told TechCrunch such images "can't be produced accidentally" by the app, he said it could be provoked to create nude images through "intentional misconduct," such as uploading nudes against the terms of service (which prohibit uploading content that is "obscene, pornographic, indecent, lewd, suggestive" or otherwise sexualized). That sentiment was echoed by dozens of others, mostly women, saying the app had automatically generated sexualized or outright nude photos of them, despite avoiding not-safe-for-work reference photos in their uploads. I'm not sure how long this can go before the next update is released with the new boys, but we'll see. All the cute boys without the patience, all the dates without the endless clicking, all the story without the download of Steam. Blush Blush wont Start Same guy 1 Feb 1 3:17am Some thoughts on Phone Fling / Store characters and Infinite Lover levels. "To be clear, NONE of the photos I submitted included nudity, which the app specifically prohibits!" This is basically just the fan book of Blush Blush. "Ok so I put my hottest 20 pics into lensa instead of just the first 20 selfies I could find & it came back with a bunch of ai-generated nudes," one user wrote on Twitter.
The trending Lensa app - currently the top photo app in the Apple and Google Play stores - generates artistic edits based on user-uploaded reference photos, but its machine-learning technology appears to be creating unintentional nudes of its users.
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