The only real way of knowing what someone’s body looks like naked is to make eyes at a bar, or send a risky text, and see it for yourself.One in 10 adolescent girls are estimated to have used diet pills, laxatives or diuretics in their lifetime, according to a new study. And even if it could generate an image that featured these traits, it still wouldn’t look exactly right. The AI model doesn’t know about my belly button piercing, or that I don’t, in fact, have my pubic hair shaved bald. But it still isn’t my body, or anyone else’s. The AI version of my body looks just fine, maybe even sexy. This is something that deepfakes cannot entirely fulfill. In the three years that have passed since, the technology underlying these websites has only improved.īut the use of AI for illegal and unethical creations is a different problem, stemming from different desires, than the basic lust to see a specific individual naked. And in 2020, MIT also reported that deepfake websites were increasingly being used to create images of underage girls. Often, the women featured did nothing more than have a presence online, as any of us are entitled to do.

As the MIT Technology Review reported in 2021, nonconsensual porn is already harming people-overwhelmingly women. Moreover, some people want to look at deepfake nudes because it’s wrong, because they don’t have the subject’s permission. Many will be content to settle for a deepfake over nothing at all. Of course, missing out on the finer details isn't actually a big deal to many of the people who use these tools. What good does it do to see what I might look like naked? AI is never going to be able to guess the precise shape of my breasts, their distance apart, which Pantone color number most closely matches the rouge of my areola. This is particularly relevant with the nude.

In a landscape where so much may not be real, what actually exists is all the more valuable. “And, of course, now that these tools and content are being monetized, there is even more incentive to create and distribute them.” A quick Google will surface dozens of websites claiming to do this.ĭespite its endless possibilities, AI tech doesn’t replace human thought or the human body-it elevates the real thing. “The threat has moved from anyone with a large digital footprint to anyone with even a modest digital footprint,” he told 404. By virtue of having an online presence and a few decent photos of yourself, you, too, may one day have X-rated images created of you.Īs Hany Farid, image forensics expert and professor at University of California, Berkeley told 404 Media in August, the latest AI technology and access to it has democratized so-called deepfakes to a frightening degree. It’s now possible to upload photos of real people-maybe even someone you know-into a program that will generate a picture of a naked body that bears the face of the person in question.

In fact, AI can not only generate naked images of some curvy blond, but a realistic approximation of a curvy blond with a name and a Social Security number. It’s so over for those OnlyFans models, the trolls seeking engagement on X, formerly known as Twitter, have said, now that AI allows anyone to create realistic images of small-waisted, big-breasted women. As artificial intelligence technology has advanced over the last year, there is increasing concern-and glee-over the idea that AI will remove the need for any real nudity on the internet.

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