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I mean if you want to have that discussion then how do you differentiate fictional death and murder in movies and the written word vs AI generated nudity? To m
by braelen7 3y ago
I mean if you want to have that discussion then how do you differentiate fictional death and murder in movies and the written word vs AI generated nudity?
To me, it seems like we quickly get into the AI image equivalent of prosecuting the actor in a movie for committing the murder of a fictional character. We even go as far to have the entire genre of horror movies at mass Hollywood scale based around fictional death and murder.
It gets even stranger with sex and nudity when such a large % of people are online porn consumers. I have seen the figure for men at 90%. It is where I think the market will actually figure out the solution and that the porn consumer will want assurance the person is real and not AI.
What is disingenuous in this debate to me is that chatGPT estimates there might be over 100 million pictures of real naked people on the internet as of 2021 lol. It is like we are pretending these pictures don't already exist of real people at a huge scale and that no one really looks at them at huge scale now. It is only when AI starts cranking them out people will be so tempted and THAT is a big problem.
If anything, this is the much bigger problem that we can no longer discern the magnitude of a problem in the real world vs the R0 of the idea of a problem online.
"Since everyone is posting about AI generated nudity/porn, it must be a big problem."
- NegativeK 3y agoFor context, I was referring to using someone's likeness or CSAM. Both of those are significantly different than fictional characters portrayed by consenting actors.