Re:Adversarial image attacks are no joke
by d110af5ccf on Monday November 29, 2021 @08:28PM
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> Is federal obscenity law enforced?
It seems to vary. Typically not, and when attempts are made court verdicts seem to be mixed. But unfortunately sometimes people do get convicted and the convictions upheld. For example, United States v. Whorley. https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-4th-circuit/1431669.html
> If it's illegal to posses something, the government can ban offering to sell and distribute it.
This is begging the question, because first you would have to show that banning the mere possession of adversarial images doesn't violate the First Amendment. Otherwise you can make it illegal to possess books in a way to prevent the sale and distribution of literature.