Am I bad for asking chatbot a question on AI porn
TL;DR
Some time ago there was an occurrence where I bumped into advertisement which openly advertised AI tool with the use-case of using photos of your friends for generating videos as an advertiser feature. I mean, I wasn't knowledgeable much on this type of thing, so I asked DeepSeek 'Would it be unethical to use photos of your friend to create AI porn with them? ' Well, of course, I've got the positive answer to this question and forgot of this thing.
Nauti's Take
Asking about the ethics before acting deserves credit, and chatbots have potential as a sounding board for such questions. The real problem is tools openly advertising deepfakes made from friends' photos, since sexual content created without consent is a crime in many countries.
Platforms and ad networks should block such ads consistently.
Summary
Some time ago there was an occurrence where I bumped into advertisement which openly advertised AI tool with the use-case of using photos of your friends for generating videos as an advertiser feature. I mean, I wasn't knowledgeable much on this type of thing, so I asked DeepSeek 'Would it be unethical to use photos of your friend to create AI porn with them?
' Well, of course, I've got the positive answer to this question and forgot of this thing. But sometime later I began ruminating on it heavily, plus the fact that I had the thought of doing it to photos of my friend for some seconds at the time, and although I didn't give it any serious notice, it still got hard.
So like this I tried to off-load some of the things that I've had on my mind on reddit, and I was always clear on the fact that I didn't do any AI porn with my friend, but just the fact that I researched this question instea
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