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AI is being used to give dead, missing kids a voice they didn’t ask for
(www.washingtonpost.com)
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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Not until someone starts making clips of lawmakers narrating their own crimes and unethical behavior, then they'll get it done immediately.
Not that I'm suggesting anyone do that...
I was thinking the same thing, or if a lawmakers granddaughter is AI'ed into some porn.
How the fuck does someone go from "I want to punish this person" to "lets make porn of a woman in his life who has nothing to do with it, that'll show 'em!"??
Surely there are a million ways you can come up with to include whichever lawmaker in a deepfake that don't include violating an unrelated woman?
Because that's a news story I have already read about. This has happened to people. No need to be so sanctimonious.