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I have noticed more and more SPs are abusing AI on social media. They are creating fake photoshoots, fake shopping sprees, fake dinner dates and fake vacations. Some clients do notice it and call them out while others aren’t very familiar with it and assume those are organic photos

I have even seen a woman in a position that made it look like her legs were badly broken but men in the replies thought it was hot. Would love to be there when she tries to recreate that pose in person

Does it bother you or you don’t care?
Could it be the same as bait and switch?
 

EastWind

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As long I recognize and see the nonsense so I avoid. Which is not hard to decipher.

Not my circus not my monkeys.

Trying to navigate and confront A.I. slop with a one person moral compass. LOL. That is like fighting a forrest fire with a bucket of H2O.

Instead of getting upset maybe ask yourself how can I take a piece from this pie. Especially the MAGA SIMP economy is such a big market. Kind of a surprise when these people send you $5… $10…. $20 and sometimes $800. They add up quick plus don’t they realize they are interacting with a dude?

There are people out there who fall in love with an A.I. girlfriend they created or purchased. That smells opportunity. Or one day things get to the point there is the technology where you can physically feel the interaction and get a few MSOGs without your hand lol. Huge $$$$$$$ maker right there.
 
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urquell

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it's not really anything new. It's just a more sophisticated and modern version of "fake pictures" which guys are used to and and have learned to be wary of. Providers already used real pictures (just not of themselves) so that men are even skeptical of taking real (in the sense of not AI) pictures at face value or of being a true representation of the provider in question, even though they are clearly authentic oictures of real human beings. I can't really see that the AI pics really change all that much in the larger scheme of things..People were crying the same thing about being overly photoshopped just a short time ago. Same difference to me. Either overly altered or fake is the same problem no matter what medium is used, and guys are already aware of it and don't take it at face value.
 

Trans Boy Jacob

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I'm not quite sure it's as simple or innocent as saying that using AI images are the same as bait and switch tactics.

LLM generative AI models are flagrantly stealing people's likeness by scraping the internet for photos (both SFW and NSFW) and then training itself on that content to create references for what it believes "people" look like both clothed and unclothed. When someone then prompts an LLM AI system to create an image of themself this undeniably happens at the expense of everyone whose photos were stolen and exploited to train the AI. The greatest danger here, and it's not even a hypothetical, is that sexually explicit images can be created without the consent of the people being referenced when getting generated by these AI photos. It is a known fact that LLM AI models are peverting the images it scrapes and allowing users to generate abusive material depicting children, let alone the non-consensual images of adults whose photos were stolen in order to train AI on how to predict what human bodies look like naked. Whenever I see another SW using generative AI to make their "images" I just can't help but think they're going to end up in a special place of hell for being complicit in feeding the AI even more sexually suggestive (and sometimes entirely sexually explicit) content which is then used by the AI to further train its models on how to generate even more non-consensual porn.

All of this is to say nothing of the catastrophic environmental impacts of these AI data centres and of the horrible practices these companies shamelessly commit. For the most popular LLM AI companies, it's also not a secret that many of these CEOs and others in their C-suites are investing their profits with categorically facist intentions.

It's an absolute tragedy that instead of using AI technologies to find cures to diseases or discover innovations in agriculture to reduce food insecurity or develop new chemical compounds to create more affordable medications, we are stuck in this ridiculous dystopia where people are absurdly deciding to create fake pictures of theselves when they could just use their camera and actually take the picture??? I will never understand how people can be confronted with the option to either A) take a picture of themself, that's it; or B) willfully ask a computer to use stolen images to hallucinate an approximated depiction of themself, while simultaneously contributing to the training of an LLM generative AI model on how to create more realistic child sexual abuse material... and they still choose option B.

TLDR; yes, it bothers me.
 

mowiss

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I have noticed more and more SPs are abusing AI on social media. They are creating fake photoshoots, fake shopping sprees, fake dinner dates and fake vacations. Some clients do notice it and call them out while others aren’t very familiar with it and assume those are organic photos

I have even seen a woman in a position that made it look like her legs were badly broken but men in the replies thought it was hot. Would love to be there when she tries to recreate that pose in person

Does it bother you or you don’t care?
Could it be the same as bait and switch?
We live in a fake world what do you expect, when everyone is looking for perfection.

Did you ever go online dating, everyone post fake pics, and most people on there men and women are support shallow no matter who much baggage they carry. This is the world we live in today and why a lot of 40 plus people stay single.

AI use it for fun not as a tool of desctruction
 

Misfortune Teller

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I'm not quite sure it's as simple or innocent as saying that using AI images are the same as bait and switch tactics.

LLM generative AI models are flagrantly stealing people's likeness by scraping the internet for photos (both SFW and NSFW) and then training itself on that content to create references for what it believes "people" look like both clothed and unclothed. When someone then prompts an LLM AI system to create an image of themself this undeniably happens at the expense of everyone whose photos were stolen and exploited to train the AI. The greatest danger here, and it's not even a hypothetical, is that sexually explicit images can be created without the consent of the people being referenced when getting generated by these AI photos. It is a known fact that LLM AI models are peverting the images it scrapes and allowing users to generate abusive material depicting children, let alone the non-consensual images of adults whose photos were stolen in order to train AI on how to predict what human bodies look like naked. Whenever I see another SW using generative AI to make their "images" I just can't help but think they're going to end up in a special place of hell for being complicit in feeding the AI even more sexually suggestive (and sometimes entirely sexually explicit) content which is then used by the AI to further train its models on how to generate even more non-consensual porn.

All of this is to say nothing of the catastrophic environmental impacts of these AI data centres and of the horrible practices these companies shamelessly commit. For the most popular LLM AI companies, it's also not a secret that many of these CEOs and others in their C-suites are investing their profits with categorically facist intentions.

It's an absolute tragedy that instead of using AI technologies to find cures to diseases or discover innovations in agriculture to reduce food insecurity or develop new chemical compounds to create more affordable medications, we are stuck in this ridiculous dystopia where people are absurdly deciding to create fake pictures of theselves when they could just use their camera and actually take the picture??? I will never understand how people can be confronted with the option to either A) take a picture of themself, that's it; or B) willfully ask a computer to use stolen images to hallucinate an approximated depiction of themself, while simultaneously contributing to the training of an LLM generative AI model on how to create more realistic child sexual abuse material... and they still choose option B.

TLDR; yes, it bothers me.
Excellent points, Jacob. This really highlights the contrast between Chinese and Western approaches to this AI phenomenon, what the late great Stanislaw Lem called 'Intellectronics.'
 
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