I was just talking with a friend who is a software dev (I'm a Linux Engineer so I do software as part of my job, just not my main focus) and we were just commiserating on how 75-80% of the world doesn't understand that "AI" is just regurgitating information it has collected and it's not like Jarvis or Skynet and thinks for itself.

I agree that the term "sexual abuse" is definitely misleading, I think "sexual exploitation" is better. I agree with you it's no different than face swapping, but the difference is that it's a lot easier for the general public to do it now than it was 5 or 10 years ago. It's also pretty fucked that a fake image of you could potentially put you in "hot water" years down the road and you have zero control over it.

While I definitely hate the "AI bubble" that has grown tremendously over the past 2-3 years, we definitely need to figure out how to place limits on it before shit really gets out of hand in another year or two. The problem is that anyone that knows anything about this stuff doesn't work in or for the government. The woman in the article that said that this needs to be regulated at every point of course doesn't work in tech, she works for some rights organization 🤦‍♂️