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Sex offender banned from using AI tools in landmark UK case
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Is he extorting actual kids or just having a computer generate fap material? The difference decides whether or not I give a damn.
He is fapping to porn that was generated by an AI that trained on csam.
Yes, just like the pictures of astronauts on horses were trained on an extensive collection of space derby pictures.
Not quite. You see, unfortunately, space derbies don’t actually exist. The other, unfortunately, actually does.
Be in denial if you want. That csam is trained on csam.
Any proof for this? Would be an interesting read.
https://cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/news/investigation-finds-ai-image-generation-models-trained-child-abuse
No, it'd be hard to tell since models are usually close lipped. But Twitter has been included in a lot of the image models and traditionally has a very large issue with cp.
Oh... You sounded so confident at first.
See the sibling comment with a link.
Kind of just contradicted yourself there. And have you ever heard the phrase "correlation does not imply causation"?
But how can that be? Surely just the fact that it can create those pictures is incontravertable proof that it was trained on pictures of spacesuited cowboys?
He used Stable Diffusion, which, for all we know, was NOT trained on CSAM.
Csam is in the training data. From a few months ago
https://cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/news/investigation-finds-ai-image-generation-models-trained-child-abuse
Thanks for the correction!
It's worth noting that this only includes CSAM accidentally scraped along with everything else on the open Web. No specialized CSAM training took place.
In any way, I welcome the efforts at filtering such content before it enters the dataset.
It's obviously accidental, but that doesn't change that it happened and is something that will be near impossible to avoid as long as they continue to scrape data in the way they do for their models. They would need a human to filter it out like they already use for most LLMs.