• JcbAzPx@lemmy.world
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    3 hours ago

    This isn’t really a change, though, I’m pretty sure. People have been able to make photo-realistic depictions a lot longer than AI has existed and those have rightfully been held to be illegal in most places because the confusion it causes makes it harder to stop the real thing.

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      2 hours ago

      I think the difference here is that Twitter has basically installed a “child porn” button. If their reaction had been to pull the product and install effective safeguards, it wouldn’t be as bad. It’s a serious fuckup, but people screw up every day.

      Instead, they’ve made it so you can pay them to have access to the child porn generator.

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      3 hours ago

      Its not really a change, so much as its suddenly incredibly easy for anyone of any ability to do it as much as they want with near seamless results.

      Every year its got easier and easier to do it more and more believably, but suddenly all you have to do is literally ask the computer and it happens. The line has to be drawn somewhere.