Okay, so if a bot uses AI to generate shitty grainy unflattering dick-pics and send those unsolicited to people, is that still wrong?

To receive a picture (pic) of a dick that never was, attached to a man that could never harm you, as but a figment of the bits? In the absence of implication?

I mean, ignoring whatever ethics you feel about the generation of AI images in general…

Maybe I’m too sleepy… 😴

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    7 days ago

    Let me reword your question with an entirely darker and more ‘really happening in the world’ version of what you’re asking here ;

    “If grok generates CSAM at a user’s request, and then posts it on twitter, is twitter still hosting CSAM even though it isn’t a ‘real’ human?”

    (The Occupied courts of america say ‘no’, but we all know why that is)

    Because it’s not about how the image came to be, it’s about what the image contains.