Raw LLM Responses

@Gay_Furry_No.97285 No, it's currently classified as revenge porn in the areas it's currently banned, and I think this is a fair classification. There's a few reasons this is the case: 1.) Well-made deepfakes are indistinguishable from real photographs, and this is being further solidified by Dreambooth technology. It's worth noting that CP "art" gets charged as actual possession if it's modeled after real children or is too realistic. 2.) "If everyone knows it's just an edited image" requires every single point on the distribution pipeline to clearly mark the image/video as deepfake. This origin can wind up obscured or lost, either accidentally or intentionally, resulting in people believing it's real. 3.) The intent of deepfake porn is to obtain sexual content of someone who hasn't produced that content. You are bypassing their willingness to take naked photos or record videos of them having sex 4.) This is a thing men don't really understand, but most women are straight up HORRIFIED by the prospect of being seen nude by people they aren't intimate with. I for one had an incident where an ex landlord put a camera in my bathroom, and 6 years later I still have severe anxiety and trust issues from it. 5.) A common victim-blaming tactic men have towards women who have their nudes leaked is "You shouldn't have taken them." With deepfake porn, a person's choice to have nude photos exist of them is completely removed. 6.) Women have to deal with constant sexism and sexual harassment in their lives. Our ability to choose who can see us at our most intimate is one of the ONLY things we can control in that regard, and it's being taken from us.