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Honest opinion:
We should normalize nudity.
That's the only healthy relationship that we can have with our bodies in the long term.
There's a pretty big fucking difference between normalizing nudity and people putting the faces of 14 year olds in porn video through deepfakes.
Good luck both policing it and having a society with a healthy relationship with our biology and Ai technology without some sort of societal perspective change.
Healthy is doing a lot of heavy lifting in the context of PDFs.
This isn't even the problem going on, though? Sure, normalize nudity, whatever, that doesn't fix deep faked porn of literal children.
outlaw children
Fucking finally
Hey, that's the name of outlaw star x wolf children cross over fan fic.
Here here!!
thank you biden
It's the idea that people may be less sexually depraved if we normalize people being naked. Duh. In my opinion the whole world just needs to normalize sexuality across the board. I think it would solve many of society's problems, frankly
Why is that a problem though? Youre allowed to draw a picture of a specific child naked, why is it suddenly a crime if you use a computer to do it really well?
I shouldn't have to answer this
Having spent many years in both the US and multiple European countries, I can confidently say that the US has the weirdest, most unnatural, and most unhealthy relationship with nudity.
For this to happen people would probably need to stop judging people on their bodies. I am pretty sure there is a connection there. With how extremely superficial media and many relationships are, and with how we value women in particular, this needs a lot of change in people and society.
I also think it would be a good thing, but we still have to do something about it until we reach that point.