AI-generated porn site Mr. Deepfakes shuts down after service provider pulls support

One of the largest websites dedicated to Dipfek pornography has announced that a critical service provider has been closed after withdrawing its support, effectively stopped the site’s activities.

Built in Mr. Dipfkes, 2018, researchers described celebrity dipfake porn, as well as the “most prominent and mainstream marketplace” for the person who did not have public presence. Sunday, a “shutdown notice” feature on the website’s landing page, saying it will not restart.

The site allows users uploading and watching dipfake porn videos made using artificial intelligence. Forums on the site allows users to buy custom non -console dipfake content and discuss the practice of making dipfakes as well as selling. The owner of the site is unknown.

Shutdown comes just a few days after the Congress passed “It’s Down Act,” Which makes a federal crime posting inadvertent sexual images with obvious dipfkes. First Lady Melania Trump is supported by Social Media Platform and other websites to remove images and videos within 48 hours of a victim’s request.

Although it is not clear that the end of the website was related to the Tech Down Act, it is the latest step to crackdown on non -sensitive sex images.

AI and Dipfkes expert Henry Azad told CBS News that “this is a moment of celebration,” describes the website as the “central node” of Dipfek abuse.

Azada says unknowingly Dipfek Not to go away but the biggest archive of Dipfek porn is “one step in the right direction”. He said that it made the content less accessible and spreads the users community, perhaps pushing them to a lower mainstream platform like the wire.

“I am sure that these communities will find a house somewhere else it will not be this house and I don’t think it will be so big and prominent. And I think it is criticized,” said Azadar.

Azad said that he would like to increase public awareness to help deal with the issue of more laws worldwide and non -sensitive sex dipfek.

“We people are starting to take it more seriously and we are starting to see the social infrastructure needed to react better than us, but we can never be satisfied with the resources and how much we need to give us,” said Azadar.