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Why? It's just proof that the old "don't belive anything you read on the Internet" saying was always relevant.
Maybe it would feel different to you if it was your daughter's fake nudes making their rounds on her classmate's social media
Fake nudes have been around since the days of Kazaa and eDonkey. It's nothing new. The only thing hard regulation is going to do is to keep the public unaware of how AI can be used (and make them unable to defend themselves from those who use it for unsavoury purposes).
These outrages that keep getting spammed all over the Internet calling for regulation smell horribly of corporate astroturfing.
"You’re a white American male in college and it shows"
Very far off. Not even the right continent.
"How on earth is this corporate astroturfing? Corporations fucking love AI. They don’t want any restrictions on them."
Corporations have been calling for regulation on AI, so that it's only allowed as a service from them instead of being something anyone can do at home on their own hardware.
It's the same with a lot of the artist "outrage" over AI replacing them.
I know artists, they actually are worried and for good reason, and they are the last to have corprorate interests