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South Korea has jailed a man for using AI to create sexual images of children in a first for country's courts (edition.cnn.com)

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[-] 0ddysseus@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

(Apologies if I use the wrong terminology here, I'm not an AI expert, just have a fact to share)

The really fucked part is that at least google has scraped a whole lot of CSAM as well as things like ISIS execution bids etc and they have all this stuff stored and use it to do things like train the algorithms for AIs. They refuse to delete this material as they claim that they just find the stuff and aren't responsible for what it is.

Getting an AI image generator to produce CSAM means it knows what to show. So why is the individual in jail and not the tech bros?

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[-] SayJess@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

My god there are way too many comments in here trying to normalize pedophilia. Disgusting. Pathetic.

These are people that need serious psychiatric care, not acceptance or to be included in the LGBTQ+ community. There is absolutely nothing to compare between them and any group within the LGBTQ+ community. Nothing.

Combatting CP is a hard enough task for the poor bastards that have to do it. There does not need to be AI produced images in the mix.

Lemmy, do better.

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[-] WuTang@lemmy.ninja 1 points 1 year ago

And by the way, kudos to fediverse instances, you do a crazy job. That's the only good thing of this AI techno, detecting such crap and obliterate it. I don't care about false positive. if there's a false positive, OP could still try to defend their case if necessary.

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