Some secrets deserve to be kept. Others should never have existed in the first place. In this episode of SipCyber, Jen Lotze takes us to Bucci Cubano in Leadville, Colorado, for Cuban coffee, slow roasted pork, and a secret recipe the owner trusted her to keep, before turning to a very different kind of secret: the AI "nudify" apps generating fake explicit images of real people without their consent.
San Francisco's city attorney is now pressing Apple and Google to pull these apps from their stores. They take an ordinary, fully clothed photo, whether pulled from social media, a school website, or a company profile, and use AI to fabricate a convincing explicit image that never actually happened. Jen breaks down why this isn't just a technology problem, but a trust problem, and what families and businesses can do about it right now.
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This isn't about fear. It's about awareness. The same instinct that protects you from a phishing email should protect the people you care about from a fabricated photo.
☕ Featured Spot: Bucci Cubano, Leadville, CO
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