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Teen deepfake victim pushes for federal law targeting AI-generated explicit content
(www.nbcnews.com)
this post was submitted on 18 Jan 2024
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More laws that will only affect people who follow laws
I mean, they do usually effect the people that break them and go to prison too.
You mean the poor and disadvantaged?
Ah yes, the poor and disadvantaged who can afford a computer and an ai program and who make ai csam.
When working properly, everyone equally. I will admit we do not nearly reach that standard, though.
The ideal is there but how do you imprison organizations that have more money, connections then some nations.
The moment big money gets involved governments stop upholding even themselves to the law. I work at a subdivision under some part of government and the amount of unpaid court ordered fines for human right violations is massive and increasing. The fines can't be paid cause there is no money. The problem causing the right violations can't be fixed cause there's no money. Yet government swims in money.
I think getting money out of politics will be a necessary first step towards addressing this.
It's like how DRM only hurts people who purchase content legally.
It's been very illegal to pirate games for decades, and still pirated content is quite common in the wild. What's banning it (defamation) harder going to practically achieve?
Literally nothing, but morons will pretend otherwise in order to waste money and time because they can't think of any other way to engage the problem.
Isn't that... all laws?
Might as well not make any laws then.
How? How will this only effect people who follow laws? If you aren't making ai porn of real underage girls how would this affect you, a law abiding citizen?
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