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Tim Sweeney Tries To Clarify Grok Comments, Continues To Defend Twitter
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The best part in this is how trivially easy it is to prevent AI from creating nude images. There already exists several nudity detectors, some of them even use everyone’s favorite buzz word of the day: AI. Just feed the AI’s output to one of them.
But, let’s ignore that, and instead focus on AI’s right to produce illegal content from illegal source material.
Right?
They already have a shit ton of filters and stuff to stop you from producing unflattering images of musk or Trump, but making them if children seems like something they don't really care to stop.