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I'm not sure what the solution is for this other than swift, severe, and public punishment for discovered offenders, to discourage others. Perhaps a requiremen
by spicyusername 9mo ago
I'm not sure what the solution is for this other than swift, severe, and public punishment for discovered offenders, to discourage others.
Perhaps a requirement on companies that provide AI services to monitor them and forward offenders to law enforcement.
A pretty ugly thing to inflict on someone else, creating these images.
- energy123 9mo agoPut the liability onto the company instead of onto the taxpayer. I don't think the US has it in them but maybe the EU or Australia can do it.
- Anonbrit 9mo agoThe first step would be making X liable for contact their AI posted, both financially for the victims and criminally where a crime exists (which probably isn't in this case under current law, but would be if the target is underage). You'd be amazing how fast it would be fixed if Musk was in jail over it (he's clearly a flight risk)