Ad for AI editing app which said it could 'erase anything' banned for sexualising women
An advert for an AI video editing tool which said it could "erase anything" - implying users could remove a woman's clothing - has been banned.
An advert for an AI video editing tool which said it could "erase anything" - implying users could remove a woman's clothing - has been banned.
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