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They aren’t trying to “control” users, they’re trying to minimize the amount of bad press these AIs get. The approach they took was easier than your suggestion,
by MattRix 4y ago
They aren’t trying to “control” users, they’re trying to minimize the amount of bad press these AIs get. The approach they took was easier than your suggestion, because their system detects NSFW content on a per output image basis… so it’s easier to output some image (rickroll) rather than put up a prompt or even skip it completely (since they also generate a grid of the resulting images).
I should add that it’s also incredibly easy to comment it out.
- numpad0 4y agoYeah, it's basic survival. Technology is inherently free and driven by porn, but sometimes that can be shocking to those uninitiated, so to "protect the children", restrictions are often placed to avoid alerting the horde and reverse progresses. I think those "enlightened" should construct and share such understanding that these are the actual reasons, so to avoid us all ending up in an actual dystopia where "protections" are enforced stricter than intended.
- astrange 4y agoThe content it can produce is illegal in many countries. It's not something they just decided to do one day on their own.