Researchers show top image editors can generate explicit Hugging Face deepfakes from 1,000 prompts
A new test of popular image editing models reveals how easily explicit deepfakes can be made, and how prompt libraries drive misuse.

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A new test of popular image editing models reveals how easily explicit deepfakes can be made, and how prompt libraries drive misuse.
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