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Um this website offers LLM-powered chat bots that can simulate pretty much any situation the user wants, and most of the content appears to be sexual in nature.
by muglug 1y ago
Um this website offers LLM-powered chat bots that can simulate pretty much any situation the user wants, and most of the content appears to be sexual in nature.
I’m no prude, but I think this is a not-great thing to expose kids to, and the UK government is maybe not-terrible to want some sort of way to gate kids’ access.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- tomschwiha 1y agoI think the point of the blog is still valid as the law applies to any content publisher/social media platform of any size. Even Hackernews could be a target if I understood correctly.
- r33b33 1y ago[flagged]
- blibble 1y agoyeah, as a Brit I am against the OSA it places a huge compliance burden on the 99.5% of small sites out there which are completely innocent "janitor.ai" is not one of those sites... an effective OSA should be targeted at sites like that and saying "UK users, we can identify your accounts and have deliberately left them open cough VPN cough" isn't going to help them in the slightest (see Section 19)