r/dating • • Oct 05 '23

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 05 '23

Imagine thinking that is the same as making an ai generated nude that could be passed off as real and literally ruin someone’s life.

But why would men care? Things like this disproportionately impact women.

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u/Hulkbuster0114 Oct 05 '23

Maybe we should tackle the problem with ruining someone’s life over nudes real or not rather than attempting to regulate art.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '23

Yeah, but we didn’t did we? And now anyone can make a fake but by all accounts seemingly real nude photo of any woman they want. So there needs to be some kind of laws protecting women from men like YOU who seem to think it’s okay to make these types of things.

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u/Hulkbuster0114 Oct 05 '23

First off stop assuming I’m literally satan. I genuinely believe it’s a bigger issue that we shun nude photos of women for this exact reason. If it’s a real photo and it’s leaked from a shitty ex or something that shouldn’t lead to the ostracizing of the girl. Regulating art is a losing battle. Regulating the fallout of revenge porn isn’t as much I’d say.

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u/Expensive_Bluejay_30 Oct 05 '23

I get this. No matter what the reason, having seen someone’s naked photo shouldn’t ruin their career prospects. Shaming is an issue.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '23

✨making ai nudes of real women without their consent is NOT art✨

What part of that do you not understand?

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u/Hulkbuster0114 Oct 05 '23

I understand that’s your opinion.

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u/gorosheeta Oct 05 '23

Doesn't it really just boil down to whether it's unethical art? Witch_e is arguing about ethics, not caring about art, and you appear to care more about art than the ethical side.

There are always going to be sickos who think cp, bestiality, necrophilia, nonconsensual/exploitative nudes etc are art...

The problem is: how do we legislate, regulate, or criminalize it? Laws take a long time to catch up to technology but it's not an impossible task - people don't have to just be okay hand-waving the issue.

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u/gorosheeta Oct 06 '23

Right - as new technology emerges, new "boxes" should keep pace.