Netizens discover AI site that finds every photo of you to exist online. But why is it the ‘most disturbing’?

April 6, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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In an age where privacy is constantly bargained away for convenience, the internet has quietly birthed something that feels straight out of a dystopian sci-fi film. A seemingly unassuming AI-powered website is now sending shivers down the spines of netizens worldwide—and it’s not hosted in some shadowy corner of the dark web, but right in plain sight.

Its name is PimEyes, and according to stunned users across platforms like Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), it might just be “the most disturbing website on the internet.” Why? Because it can find…

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Netizens discover AI site that finds every photo of you to exist online. But why is it the ‘most disturbing’?

April 6, 2025

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In an age where privacy is constantly bargained away for convenience, the internet has quietly birthed something that feels straight out of a dystopian sci-fi film. A seemingly unassuming AI-powered website is now sending shivers down the spines of netizens worldwide—and it’s not hosted in some shadowy corner of the dark web, but right in plain sight.

Its name is PimEyes, and according to stunned users across platforms like Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), it might just be “the most disturbing website on the internet.” Why? Because it can find…

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