Re:Reddit bans 'deepfakes' AI porn communities
by prepend on Wednesday February 07, 2018 @07:03PM
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This is an interesting final opinion. Can you explain your reasoning? I’d like to understand more about why you dislike this?
This idea of altering images has always confused me. When I was a kid, I got a scanner and a printer. The first thing I did was take a picture of a Battletech Griffin 55 ton battlemech (a giant war robot) and replaced the robot head with that of my mom, titling it “Grifmom.” I thought it was awesome and she burst into tears and beat me terribly. I never understood why. And this didn’t have any nudity or offensive material, just a normal face on a robot body.
Perhaps this is related to your aversion?
Re:Reddit bans 'deepfakes' AI porn communities
by typomatic on Thursday February 08, 2018 @02:26PM
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I dislike this because I have respect for human beings instead of applying moral rules like a robot.
Re:Reddit bans 'deepfakes' AI porn communities
by prepend on Thursday February 08, 2018 @11:26PM
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That’s interesting. How is editing an image of someone and not even showing them disrespectful.
Do you imagine others naked? Is that disrespectful?
It’s really interesting hearing about other people’s mora systems.
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Re:Reddit bans 'deepfakes' AI porn communities
by sctb on Thursday February 08, 2018 @03:40PM
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Please stop posting unsubstantively.
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In any case, you shouldn't pretend as if this is morally okay just because you can focus in on each individual step and find a way to justify it. There are a lot of crimes that clearly fall into this bucket: stalking, for example. Any one interaction may be innocent, but it's the sum total of actions that completes the picture of abuse.
If you endorse distributing fake naked pictures of celebrities, you are a bad person, no matter your line of reasoning.