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There's a website called Pimeyes that uses facial recognition software to find and pictures of any face that's been uploaded onto any site other than social media sites like Facebook and it's scary accurate. I used it to help a lady friend find a naughty video her ex uploaded onto a porn site 5 years ago. Also and old pictures you may have uploaded onto any site that's still active can easily be found.It is horrible. Feel bad for all the fools that loaded their photos into silly apps in recent years.
Yeah. I kicked it around with a couple people yesterday and all I succeeded in doing was making people uncomfortable, lol. I did look at Ohio's child porn statute which contemplates imagery showing a "minor or impaired person." While there's still the issue of there not being a real life victim, I wonder if a prosecutor may be able to utilize this caveat:I don't think there's been any cases yet with AI images representing under age high school girls. So there hasn't been a chance for this defense to be used yet. It's an uncanny topic to even contemplate.
In a prosecution under this section, the trier of fact may infer that a person in the material or performance involved is a minor or impaired person if the material or performance, through its title, text, visual representation, or otherwise, represents or depicts the person as a minor or impaired person.
That’s what I was thinking about these cases, seems like the prosecutors need to prove that the ai image was based on the images of an underage girl.Yeah. I kicked it around with a couple people yesterday and all I succeeded in doing was making people uncomfortable, lol. I did look at Ohio's child porn statute which contemplates imagery showing a "minor or impaired person." While there's still the issue of there not being a real life victim, I wonder if a prosecutor may be able to utilize this caveat:
R.C. 2907.322(B)(3).
If a jury infers that an image of an underage or impaired person is a minor owing to the "visual representation" or whatnot I think a conviction could result despite there being no human victim. On the other hand, the images aren't created out of thin air... which is to say, couldn't the argument be made that the AI created image has uncounted victims?
Neither is the internet itself. For those of you old enough, remember when we thought the web would be mankind's greatest achievement? Instantly sharing the world's knowledge around the globe? The possibilities were endless. Now I envision Tim Berners-Lee sitting in a dirty old recliner, sporting a 3 day growth of beard and a torn t shirt, an ashtray full of butts next to him and a bottle of cheap whiskey in his hand while muttering over and over to himself "What the fuck did I do"?AI is not the greatest invention since sliced bread.
Al gore is a fucking dickheadNeither is the internet itself. For those of you old enough, remember when we thought the web would be mankind's greatest achievement? Instantly sharing the world's knowledge around the globe? The possibilities were endless. Now I envision Tim Berners-Lee sitting in a dirty old recliner, sporting a 3 day growth of beard and a torn t shirt, an ashtray full of butts next to him and a bottle of cheap whiskey in his hand while muttering over and over to himself "What the fuck did I do"?
Al Gore invented condoms.Al gore is a fucking dickhead
Police launch the first investigation into 'virtual rape'
The girl under the age of 16 is said to have been left distraught after her avatar - her digital character - was gang raped by the online strangers.www.dailymail.co.uk
Is it legally considered CP if it’s an AI image of an underage girl?
It’s really disturbing to think that could be a loophole but I am not clear on those laws so not sure how that would work.