I don't see how Reddit banning a technology will cut down on CSAM. Aren't they already doing something about CSAM that appears on their site, real or generated?

I don't see how Reddit banning a technology will cut down on CSAM. Aren't they already doing something about CSAM that appears on their site, real or generated? Besides, one would hope that Google and others building these models aren't including CSAM sites to even have the required material for generating such images. There are so many red herrings in this argument. The technology is interesting and potentially useful. You are basically saying that Reddit is okay with CSAM as long as it is computer generated. But they aren't, and they do handle it when they find it on their site, regardless of how it was created. Technology is not the problem. Behavior is. Should they ban pics taken from all digital cameras since they also can be used to post CSAM and whatever other bugaboo one could add to the list, meanwhile already handled through subreddit moderation? No, of course not. Because the technology isn't the problem. I've already said it: Behavior is. And Reddit already controls for illegal behavior.