The creator of an artificial intelligence art generator that recently sparked concerns over user privacy published an updated policy that addresses the app’s data practices and allegations that it generates portraits of some women in sexualized poses or with little to no clothing.
Prisma Labs’ Lensa AI, which also has drawn accusations of copyright infringement, went viral on social media this month for its vibrant art portraits generated from a handful of user photos and selfies for a small fee.
The updated privacy policy for the app—currently the fifth most popular on the Apple App Store—clarifies how user data is ...
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