When girls at Westfield High School in New Jersey found out boys were sharing nude photos of them in group chats, they were shocked, and not only because it was an invasion of privacy. The images weren’t real.
Students said one or more classmates used an online tool powered by artificial intelligence to make the images, then shared them with others. The discovery has sparked uproar in Westfield, an affluent town outside New York City.
Digitally altered or faked images and videos have exploded along with the availability of free or cheap AI tools. While celebrity likenesses from Oprah Winfrey to Pope Francis have drawn media attention, the overwhelming majority of faked images are pornographic, experts say. . . .
some called for harsh punishment for whoever created the images.
Punishment for what exactly? Creating images isn't illegal. However, I can see new laws limiting images and the kinds of images you can make.
That's fucked up. It's basically AI generated cp.
just another attack on the first amendment
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